Alice Through the Looking Glass
the DARK GOTHIC Romantasy of Haunted Mirrors, Fractured Identity, Dangerous Desire, and Dream Magic.
Part of
The Wonderland Trials
Alice Liddell escaped the Trial, but Wonderland did not remain behind. She travels toward Oxford determined to claim the ordinary life she once believed would save her.
Instead, mirrors begin moving too late, clocks stop when lies are spoken, ghosts appear inside waking rooms, and a man carrying Gideon’s recognition keeps trying to return through the wrong reflection. The magic has changed.
Wonderland no longer speaks only through roses, keys, impossible halls, and hidden messages. It has learned to reach Alice through her skin, memory, grief, hunger, and desire. To survive, she must discover which sensations belong to her, which have been placed inside her, and whether a body’s response can be trusted when the dream itself has learned how to imitate consent.
As forgotten survivors emerge and the buried Looking-Glass network opens beneath Oxford, Alice uncovers the truth about Gideon’s fractured identity. One version woke. Another remained behind.
Between them waits an absence that has learned to wear faces, borrow longing, and build living people from everything others wish had been made whole. Now the First Garden is opening. The dead are being reconstructed from grief. Mirrors are becoming doors. And Wonderland is transforming into something it has never been before.
Wonderland no longer speaks only through roses, keys, impossible halls, and hidden messages. It has learned to reach Alice through her skin, memory, grief, hunger, and desire. To survive, she must discover which sensations belong to her, which have been placed inside her, and whether a body’s response can be trusted when the dream itself has learned how to imitate consent.
As forgotten survivors emerge and the buried Looking-Glass network opens beneath Oxford, Alice uncovers the truth about Gideon’s fractured identity. One version woke. Another remained behind.
Between them waits an absence that has learned to wear faces, borrow longing, and build living people from everything others wish had been made whole. Now the First Garden is opening. The dead are being reconstructed from grief. Mirrors are becoming doors. And Wonderland is transforming into something it has never been before.
About the author
Aveline Marsh
Aveline Marsh