Catherine lost her heart years ago to the sisters of the well and hasn't thought of the Looking Glass since. Her life as queen was full of hatred and resentment for the kingdom that took everything from her and the life she decided she never deserved. She and Raven have ruled the kingdom making it the opposite of what it was before, turning it into the most unhappy place on this planet, but Time has something else in store. Not only that, but the former Red Kingdom has turned to blackness and the war with the White Kingdom rages on more brutal than ever. What if Catherine was able to regain her heart and end the war? And what if she could save her beloved Jest? My continuation of Marissa Meyer's standalone novel Heartless, I decided to change the ending for all of us. We can't all be heartless.

When sixteen-year-old Violet and her brother Jason move into their late grandmother's crumbling house, they expect cobwebs and creaky floorboards-not a padlocked attic stuffed with boxes that hum like they remember. While cleaning, they break open a dusty old crate mislabeled "Tax Records - 1940s"-and find photographs. Black-and-white. Blurred at the edges. Smiling teens in costumes that shouldn't exist. A ballerina with empty eyes. A jester with a smile too wide. A boy handing out tickets with frostbitten hands. And their grandmother, alive and laughing, surrounded by performers long dead. Everyone in the photo died in this town. All of them were labeled accidents. Suicides. Unexplained disappearances. But the stories never lined up. Now, with the circus returning for the first time in decades, the truth starts to crawl back up through the floorboards. Violet and Jason must uncover how their grandmother was connected to the cursed performers... and why their deaths were only the beginning. Because the circus doesn't just haunt the town. It feeds on it. And this time, it's hungry.

WARNING: DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVEN'T READ HEARTLESS BY MARISSA MEYERS Some time ago, I finished the book Heartless by Marissa Meyer. It is now my favorite book, but I have never cried more when I read the ending. So I'm going to heal our Heartless chests and make a sequel. We can't be heartless, that's Cath's part. I'm well aware that Heartfull isn't spelled right and the real spelling is Heartful. I did it on purpose so if you want to find out why read my story ;) My story is written as if Alice was never alive from Alice's Adventure In Wonderland by: Lewis Carrol. I give credit to Marissa Meyers for the characters, world, and special twist. The idea to change the real cover came from give-me-the-stars sequel on Heartless. Also, I'm aware that there is another sequel that's called Heartfull that's written before my sequel. I'm not copying or anything, I personly really like that story and I got the idea before reading that sequel.