Alice Against Wonderland: Don’t Follow the Rabbit

Everyone in Wonderland remembers Alice. Alice remembers none of them. She was never supposed to be the one who left. Seventeen-year-old Alice Vale has spent six months searching for answers after her older sister, Mara, vanished without a trace. The only clue Mara left behind was one impossible warning: DON'T FOLLOW THE RABBIT. Then, at midnight on an abandoned railway platform, a pale stranger in a white coat appears carrying a silver pocket watch. He knows Alice's name. He knows what happened to Mara. And behind him is a door that should not exist. Alice follows. On the other side waits a Wonderland unlike anything she remembers from childhood stories-a collapsing world of shifting doors, broken memories, whispered reputations, manufactured identities, and people who swear they have met Alice before. Some remember her as a hero. Some remember her as a queen. Others remember her as a traitor. And in Wonderland, if enough people believe something about you... it can become true. Now Alice must find Mara before Wonderland decides who Alice is for her. Because the Queen doesn't want her dead. She wants something far more dangerous. She wants Alice to belong. And the deeper Alice travels, the harder it becomes to answer the one question that may decide whether she escapes at all: Who are you when everyone else already thinks they know?