There are a few things you need to know about Wonderland. First off, completely misnamed. It should be Terrorland. People don't just accidentally tumble into Wonderland, it sucks them in. There is no following of cute white rabbits with pocket watches. Wonderland is dangerous and you can lose a lot more than your head if you're not careful. Second, the Hearts are in control, but they shouldn't be. The throne of Wonderland rightfully belongs to the Spade heir. But he's currently missing. Third, and probably most important, is that Madison Hatter is NOT a native of Wonderland. He was yanked through a mirror many years ago and has been trying to survive Wonderland ever since. Now he has an idealistic young Real-Worlder on his hands and a rebellion in his heart. Mad is going to remove that Heart Queen if it's the last thing he does. She's the one who stole him from his life all those years ago and he's been waiting for the moment when he can tear her life to shreds in repayment. Beautiful cover made by StormRidden **Warning** I thought it fair to warn potential readers that there is gun violence in this story. If this is something that really bothers you, I would avoid this book. Otherwise please enjoy. Copyright © 2017

Everyone feels guilt at some point in one's life; but for this person, now is the worst time to regret every single choice made. The heinous Chelsea Killer, infamous for torturing victims and carving smiles into their faces, has just struck again. In order to save her daughter Sam, single mother Kelly must jump through obstacles and work out all seven puzzles to the satisfaction of the murderer. Sam, a popular girl who secretly would rather watch Naruto than gossip with her friend group, is randomly kidnapped from the safety of her own bedroom. Watch as Stockholm Syndrome is taken to a whole new meaning when she learns her kidnapper is a teenage girl her own age, and the two form the most unlikely of friendships- even while Sam sits with a knife held to her throat. In this game of psychological break downs, who will cave first? Or maybe, the real question is: how long until Chelsea can't hold back her bloodlust any longer, and what is her fate under the weight of all of her sins?

This is literally just a poem about what characters do when their books are closed. Please read? It will only take you a couple of minutes.

I wrote another poem that no one is going to read because my writing is awful.