The Avid Reader

I received a free copy of the book from the author for my honest opinion.

Donna lives in a time where everyone is watched and if they show any sign of have a superpower they have to take a test when they turn sixteen to see if they have special powers of any kind. If their test comes out positive then they are sent to a new school or Institute for Extraordinary children. Although these children have very special powers they are considered freaks by anyone who is not special. The institute is a place where all the children are taught by other class mates on how to use and control their powers.

At the institute they have a lot of rules to follow and they don't care if you break the rules or not but if you don't follow the rules then you don't get points and if you don't have any points then you don't eat, shower or change clothes ect.... So needless to say the children are always trying to do things to earn points and they try very hard to follow all of the rules. Oh and you have to have a certain amount of points when it is your turn to graduate or you do not graduate. You will have to stay at the institute until you have enough points to graduate.

After being at the institute Donna figures out that something is just not quite up to par. Students start turning up dead and Donna is determined to find out what is going on. They are not allowed to talk to their families plus they have no phone service, no internet or tv.

Donna doesn't expect to fall for the person that they partner her up with to teach her how to use and control her powers but she do. Oh she doesn't fall for him right away oh no she can't stand him in the beginning but he kind of grows on her after a while when she gets to know him and learns a lot of secrets about him that no one else at the institute knows. She tries not to like him because of who and what he is but she must listen to what her heart tells her.

The Executioner at the Institute for Contaminated Children is in no way what I expected it to be when I started reading it. I loved all the twist and turns and how just when you thought you had it all figured out then bam it took you in another direction and it ended up being something totally different than you ever expected. The Executioner at the Institute for Contaminated Children will take a hold of you right from the very first and will hold on tight right up until the last word. I can't wait to read more about Donna, Eva and Dan in the next book or at least I am hoping for another book. I want to more about their lives and everyone else at the institute.