I love fairy tales. I really do. I want everything; the Prince Charming, the white carriage, the grand ball, the beautiful gown and the glass slippers. In this case I get to have everything I want, except one thing… love. Yes, I’m going to marry the Prince Charming and I get everything that comes along with him. But I’m not getting the magical moments, the kiss under the moonlight and the proposal on one knee. This story has everything it needs for it to become a fairy tale, but it doesn’t have love. And love is what I want the most.

My name is Alice, I fell down the stupid rabbit hole a week ago and haven't been able to get back since. Personally I think it might be a good thing. I mean good riddance to most of those people, everyone thought I was this sweet and innocent little girl. And I tried to be I really did it just didn't work. When the queen offered me half of her territory as long as I took a few residents with me, I was thrilled. She told me if I took the White Rabbit, the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter, that stupid Caterpillar that smokes way to much, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, the March Hare, and the knave then half of Wonderland would be mine for the taking. Though she delegated the half. I always assumed I had been to all of Wonderland apparently I was wrong. I had only been to half of Wonderland and the other half.....I owned.

These are R-rated excerpts from The Guardian. It wouldn't let me keep the PG-13 rating the rest of the book holds. Enjoy if you'd like, it doesn't add anything but romance to the story. No crucial plot points, just some one on one time for Emil and Evan XD

Highest rank Vampire #1. Evan Whitman is a emergency trauma physician with a special gift. She has the ability to feel the energy of her patients and it allows her to be a better healer. This gift is also a curse, as with it comes the knowledge of emotions and thoughts from those she is closest to, which has turned her into a social recluse. Her solitary life changes when a handsome stranger carries in a bloodied boy in the middle of the night. {WATTY'S 2012 finalist}