You know things are bad when being stuck in a world behind a looking glass makes more sense than anything else in your life.

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Alice: I’ve known something wasn’t quite right since I first saw the lady in the looking glass as a child. Now that I’m stuck in the land behind the mirror, I have a chance to start making the real world make sense again. But it’s hard to know who to trust in here, and the evil behind the mirror is stalking ever closer.

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Peter: The ancient veil between worlds keeps us Neverland faeries separate from the other lands. The closest we can get is by walking in the dream world—a playground of mystery and danger where you can be anyone you want to be and there are no suffocating rules. When a human appears in this plane of shadows and deceit, I’m not the only one drawn to her blazing life force. But can someone as twisted as me have a chance of capturing her heart? Not if her naiveté gets us killed first.

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Lost in the Looking Glass is a clean fantasy-romance retelling of the classic story, Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There, by Lewis Carroll. It is the seventh book in the Istoire Awakens series, and is best enjoyed when read in order.