Howard A.G. Ordre des livres (chronologique)

The third book in the steamy, fantastical Alice in Wonderland-inspired Splintered series.

Alyssa Gardner took control of her destiny after descending into Wonderland, surviving battles for both her realm and her heart. This collection of three novellas invites readers to explore Alyssa and her family's reflections on their memories of Wonderland. In "Six Impossible Things," Alyssa cherishes moments after "Ensnared," highlighting the significance of magic in preserving her loved ones' happiness. "The Boy in the Web" features Alyssa's mother reminiscing about her own experiences in Wonderland and her sacrifice to save the man who would become her husband. Meanwhile, Morpheus explores Jeb's memories from "Splintered" in "The Moth in the Mirror." The "New York Times" bestselling Splintered series includes "Splintered" (Book 1), "Unhinged" (Book 2), "Ensnared" (Book 3), and "Untamed" (The Companion Novel). Praise for the series highlights its dark fantasy elements and unique protagonist, Alyssa, who captivates readers with her riveting journey. Critics commend the ambitious and inventive retelling of Lewis Carroll's classic, noting its complex themes, romantic interests, and vivid settings. The richly detailed narrative offers a fresh take on recognizable scenes while enticing readers with new adventures in a Wonderland that is both magical and edgy. This visually rich story promises to sweep readers down the rabbit hole into a world where acceptance of one's true nature unfolds amidst chaos and creativity.

Alyssa Gardner has been down the rabbit hole, crowned Queen of the Red Court and saved the life of the boy she loves. Now she just has to graduate. That would be simple if the mysterious Morpheus didn't show up to tempt her with another quest. Could she leave Jeb and her parents behind again, for the sake of a man who has manipulated her before?

Alyssa Gardner, directly descended from Alice Liddell, the real life inspiration for Alice's Adventures In Wonderland, hears the whispers of bugs and flowers, precisely the problem that landed her mother in a mental hospital years before. When her mother becomes worse and the whispers grow too strong to bear, Alyssa realises she must find the origins of the family curse, a search that leads her through a cracked mirror into the real Wonderland, a place far darker and more twisted than Lewis Carroll ever let on. There she must decide whom to trust: Jeb, her gorgeous best friend and secret crush, or the sexy but suspicious Morpheus, her guide through Wonderland who may have dark motives all of his own