What an amazing ending for an amazing series. 
 Now that Alyssa managed to shun all the neatherlings from the human world, she has to return to Wonderland for the final battle between her and Queen Red and more importantly for rescuing the people that she loved. 
 Before she does that however she has to find a way to get back since the rabbit hole vanished. 
 So she has to get help from the only person that knows his way around Wonderland better than anyone. Someone that managed to go through the human World to elsewhere to Wonderland without any help. 
 With the help of her father, Alyssa finds herself once again infront of Queen Red and this time she will make sure that she will win the battle once and for all. 
 The first thing that draw me to this series, was the book covers. 
 I mean... look at them.... they're gorgeous! 
 Still, I was apprehensive about picking them up since it wasn't really a popular series and the people who had read them, weren't really thrilled with it. 
 So I had this awkward dance with them contemplating about buying them and then I did. 
 They still were sitting on my shelf for a couple of years before I finally started reading them and Oh.My.God. Why hadn't I started them sooner? 
 * The Story combined the original books by Lewis Caroll with it's own unique plot that had just taken the perfect amount of the first ones and shaped them into a entire different story. 
 It had quite a bit of madness into it and had it's dark moments, but not enough to give you the creeps. 
 * The characters were well written. (Another "villain" that you just have to love more than the "nice guy". 
 *cough* Aleksander Morozova*cough*) 
 It isn't another remake of Alice Liddell going through the rabbit hole, but her great-great-granddaughter (or something). 
 *Wonderland and it's creatures weren't the fluffy, happy, mad, cute little animals who could talk. 
 Well... they were mad (who isn't ;)) 
 but they were everything but fluffy, happy or cute. 
 They were more like gory, creepy little humanoid things. 
 I basically loved everything about this series and if you're looking for an amazing Alice in Wonderland retelling, look no further. 
 And if you have read or seen or heard of.... another Alice retelling... Please let me know! :D Thank you.