This is book eight in the Alice in Deadland series. It’s all about everyone’s favorite (including mine) character, Bunny Ears. He remembered his name (Neil) at the end of the Crocodile book, and now he wants to figure out more about himself. This book is a little different than the rest, because Alice isn’t the main character. Almost all of the previous books (except the one with the four short backstories – book two or three, I can’t remember) are told from Alice’s point of […]
More of that other Alice in Wonderland series I was reading… yeah I forgot about it too!
Ok so Phantoms of the North is book 6 in the Alice in Deadland series. I put these two books together, because they’re short, and their stories are quite similar. In Phantoms, everyone is safe and happy in Wonderland. The Homeland (the USA) is sending over people and equipment to start large scale farming operations. Things are going well. And then Alice and one of her buddies finds a man while they’re out on patrol. He’s beaten up and scared, and he tells them that […]
This one seems better
I’m not sure about this series
OK, so according to the description on Amazon, it’s been nearly two years since Alice went down the rabbit hole and met the Biter queen (See my CBR8 review #48). Her and her people and her biters have been through a lot. I think it was book 2 (CBR8 review #49) where her people started to be kinda ok with the biters. They also started communicating with the American resistance in that book. We start this book with a nuclear explosion in Shanghai. I can’t […]
Book 3 of a trilogy that I don’t think I finished book 2 of?
So for some reason, I’m really into all Alice in Wonderland stories. Alice in Deadland also has zombies (a virus causes “The Rising”), so for me that’s a win-win. I think I downloaded this Kindle book like five years ago. I read all of book 1, and loved it. I’m pretty sure I’m going to read it again to finish out my Cannonball this year. The problem was book 2. I think it stalled me, so I never got to book 3 (this one). Conveniently, […]