
Wonderland
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Narrated by:
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Michelle Shure
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By:
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Miranda Renae
Kaleb "Rabbit" White hates everything about his life, especially his job at Red Queen Inc. He had plans to quit until a dangerous experiment went wrong, killing an entire room full of people....
Except for one.
Alice.
It’s been four years since Alice contracted the virus that killed so many others. She's secretly weathering its strange side effects, and trying to overcome her past and live like a normal college student. But one day Kaleb leaves Alice a note with a single word:
“Run.”
Alice needs answers. Kaleb wants to protect her. Trapped inside Red Queen Inc. and hunted by its loyalists, they must work together to find a way out. But first, Alice needs to find the cure.
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ends on a cliffhanger
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The narration had me banging my head against the wall. Every word ending in ing was pronounced een.
"Red Queen Inc" was Red Queen Eeenk. Think =theenk. Just horrible.
Meh, with annoying narration
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Can't take it.
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Modern Day Alice in Wonderland
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The story came second to the feelings of the individual characters and as a result the story that took place while people struggled with their feelings was lackluster.
Alice in Wonderland meets Resident Evil. Good premise. Boring execution.
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Compelling Story
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I think the old tropes of characters knowing each other so well that every little thing they do is “something they only do when [insert emotional reaction],” is overused in a lot of stories. It just oversimplifies the complexities of love and the human experience.
So focused on a phone screen you block out everything around you - an accurate and good use of knowing someone. That’s real.
Pacing in a cell during a life or death situation, however, can be more than the one reason they do that while safe at home. Adrenaline, pain, stress, and so many other things can give someone the energy and urge to pace. Pacing is stemming, not a process. People don’t really have just one reason for doing most things, and most things people do go unnoticed by even their closest loved ones. Sometimes the curtains are just blue.
With all that said, and probably unnecessarily so, I did enjoy this and I am looking forward to seeing where it goes next and how the characters and author develop throughout this series. The last author I read a first novel of and these types of critiques became my favorite author as soon as I read the second in their series. I have preordered everything they’ve released since and will take a day off work to immerse myself in it. That is to say, I’m excited for what comes next in this series.
Signed,
Privileged White Queer Dude That Should Just Stop Talking
Interesting concept *slight spoilers*
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A different twist on an old story
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The ending seemed too chopped off, not saying not a possible ending but just seemed the author needed to end the story.
A bit of a surprice
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Struggled to finish
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