Well, it's finally over and I can say that I'm disappointed. Not only did the ending I was expecting to happen, happen, but something I would have actually enjoyed was executed so poorly I'm bummed out. (Spoilers abound) 
 First, Alyssa gives her father his memories back and lo and behold, he doesn't become a simpering, drooling mess. Wanna know why? Because contrary to what Alison told Alyssa, Thomas' life before Wonderland was completely fine and not filled with horrors. So basically, either Alison took a two second glimpse into his past when he was running for help because his uncle was having a stroke and therefore scared out of his mind, or she didn't want him to return to his family because she wanted him all to herself. Either way, Alison is still an inconsiderate, selfish twat. But yeah, Thomas is also a special snowflake, because his family is from a long line of Knights that guard the gate to AnyElsewhere. Wonderful, because having two special snowflakes in the family wasn't enough! 
 The adventure in AnyElsewhere was a bit more in line with the thrill of Wonderland, but it's wasted a lot on Alyssa's love life. Alyssa does a one up on her mother's selfishness (probably inherited), because when Jeb won't return to the human world because "he has nothing there for him" (stop being so emo, Jeb), Alyssa, knowing she's going to be with Morpheus in the future, makes a vague life-magic vow that Jeb will be her first in everything. Well, those two better get really experimental and creative, because if Jeb kicks the bucket and Alyssa goes to Morpheus and they end up doing something Jeb never thought of, bye bye life-magic. Luckily, Jeb shows a small shred of decency and releases her from her vow, but still, what the hell was she thinking? 
 Jeb is still a controlling jerk and this time he's also on a power trip, so I have no idea what Alyssa sees in him. Morpheus is still pretty awesome and although I wouldn't say I'm Team Morpheus (I'm not entirely sold on Alyssa and Morpheus as a couple because she infuriates me sometimes and constantly treats Morpheus like dirt. He deserves better), I'm definitely on his side more than Jeb the Asshole's. 
 A big problem I have is that Alyssa being torn between choosing Wonderland and choosing the human world is depicted by two guys she loves. Why? She lived as a human for seventeen years with (supposedly) human parents and had human friends and did human things, but no, that's not enough. What tethers her to the human world isn't all her experiences, it has to be a hot guy. Bleh. If this was not being toted as a YA romance and it was a normal adventure book (heaven forbid), then Jeb would be a pointless waste of ink (and he still is, in my opinion). Morpheus makes sense because he's the one that lulled and lured Alyssa to Wonderland and then the netherling side of her was drawn to it once she got there. Jeb didn't need to pull Alyssa to the human world, because she grew up there. When weighing her options, it should have been "Well, I've lived in the human world my whole life and my family, friends, and everything I've ever known are there. But Wonderland has a spell on me and attracts my netherling side and Morpheus showed it to me." Instead we get "Do I want Morpheus or Jeb? Wahhh, I can't decide, I want both!" What a waste. 
 So, here's where something awesome could have happened that was ruined. I've always said that I'm tired of poorly slapped together love triangles and want Person A to love both Person B and Person C and it to be a hard decision. Well, Alyssa did love both Jeb and Morpheus for completely different reasons and although I hate Jeb, this was steering into the type of love triangle I look forward to. 
 ....Aaaaaaaaaaand then we get the ending. Alyssa's heart is almost torn in half so Ivory sutures it together with childhood memories of Jeb and Morpheus when they were with Alyssa. In order to properly heal, Alyssa has to be with both of them. That's right, folks, Alyssa gets both Jeb and Morpheus. While she's in the human world, she gets to be with Jeb and Morpheus will visit in her dreams. When she finishes her mortal life, she'll go back to Wonderland and rule as the Red Queen with Morpheus as her king. Did I mention this is a copout? WELL IT IS. You do not get two guys, that's not how this works. In the real world, Alyssa would have to choose one (and she'd probably choose that idiot, Jeb), but she's so special that she can have both guys and they accept this. Wow. 
 Overall this series gets two and a half stars from me. It would have gotten a lot more if Jeb wasn't in it at all.