The Alice Curse

Reimagined Fairy Tales, #3

by Megan Van Dyke

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Pub Date Apr 25 2023 | Archive Date May 02 2023

ARC provided by City Owl Press

General Fiction (Adult) | Romance | Sci Fi & Fantasy

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Description

Wonderland must always have an Alice, and Eliza Carroll is the next.

Eliza flees her parent’s political machinations only to stumble into another world and the arms of a man named Finn, who declares her the next Alice. Finn, nicknamed the White Rabbit for the form he can shift into, was sent to find the new Alice and bring her to court, for only she can declare whether Red or White reigns. Not to mention he’ll lose his head if he fails.

For Eliza to get home and Finn to survive, they’ll have to navigate two treacherous courts and their growing feelings for one another, while trying to unravel the curse that forces the Carroll women to journey to Wonderland. But a path to freedom for them both may be more than the magic of Wonderland can conjure…even for its new Alice.

Advance Praise

"What a fun read! As is the way in Wonderland, Van Dyke has created an irresistible story filled with characters that feel as familiar as they do new. She has woven together a world filled with call backs to Carroll's original work, while also introducing us to a whole new version of Wonderland that readers won't be able to put down." - E.E. Hornburg, author of The Cursed Queens series

"Megan Van Dyke delivers a luscious experience for the reader in the third installment of her Reimagined Fairy Tales series. The Alice Curse gifts the reader with a fresh and wholly original take on a Wonderland teeming with fickle magic, unpredictable danger, heart-pounding romance, and a heroic Alice with agency for modern times." - Leslie O'Sullivan, author of the Rockin' Fairy Tales series