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Marissa Nofer's story drew me in and fascinated me up until the tournament. Then she completely lost me. This is not my kind of story and I don't see any reason to put so high a death toll in a scene (I wonder how there are any people left in Wonderland at this point). The end kind of redeemed it but I was disappointed and am still.

S.A. Fenech's story enchanted and enthralled me. I just couldn't put it down and I adored her heroine, so strong and resilient and brave and caring! It was a pleasure to read from beginning to end and I definitely want more of her books!

Reina Torres' Story is not quite my taste. And I get why the girl acts and thinks like she does but being European and raised so very differently it riles me up. Interesting but difficult to read.

T.M. Franklin's story was especially fascinating. A thriller with fairytale figures, very cool idea, very dark and suspenseful. Kept me enthralled throughout!

Demelza Carlton's story confused me completely. Page over page he talks to her while she only understands a word or two. But she reacts to what he says sometimes even though she can't understand it. That made no sense to me.

Tameri Etherton's story started out captivating and cool but as soon as it evolved into mostly romance I lost interest. So I am not sure if I will pick up other books in this series even though I find the idea and characters fascinating.

The second story was too drawn out for me. It just didn't really grip me.

The first story was amazing, I absolutely liked the idea of falling into a fairytale, the characters (especially the not-villain and the wonderful heroine) and the plot which kept me on my toes until the cliffhanger end. Can I read on somewhere? I need to!