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From a classic fairy tale to a fascinating cruel dystopia - this is the path the author takes the reader, largely continuing and enriching the traditions of Orwell, Zamyatin and other predecessors. This woman writer has a style that is surprisingly masculine, so to speak, and at the same time easy to read.
The work, on the one hand, skilfully describes the process of degeneration of power (which the recent Maidan revealed to the world - a parallel that is especially noticeable in the final part of the novel), and on the other hand, even the "man in a test tube", who is assigned the role of an impassioned executioner by the state, gradually turns into a healer and a warrior. These versatile metamorphoses of the characters keep the reader's attention until the very end.