The Nature of Wonder
In Volume 3, The Nature of Wonder, Hatter M has escaped a mad house to travel to Washington D.C. in the Spring of 1865. It's the final days of the American Civil War and Hatter M's search for Alyss is about to take its darkest twist yet as the powers of Black Imagination gather and descend on America. Joined in his quest by two 19th century paranormal investigators, Hatter and his traveling companions go in search of the White Flower shamans and the antidote to the evil of Black Imagination. What follows for Hatter is a wild west odyssey of exploding airships, shamanic quests, lost tribes, hidden caves and a surprise visit to a truly exclusive Hat Shop.
As secrets are revealed and hidden history unearthed, Hatter's own buried consciousness will be cracked open to probe the mystery of the brother who taught him everything...including how to flee Wonderland!
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“So glad I took a chance and bought the whole trilogy at once… I saw the books, thumbed through the first couple pages, and knew I had to have them.”
“The Looking Glass Wars is a rollicking literary reinterpretation of the Alice in Wonderland universe sure to cast a spell on its targeting young adult audience as well as older readers. That undercurrent of danger as well as its strong characterization and thrilling plot all contribute to make this a pleasantly surprising and accomplished work.”
“A Series with a dark twist on Alice in Wonderland. There are three amazing books and even 6 graphic novels! Not enough people know about this great series. I am recommending it to all of you. Frank Beddor is a genius.”
“An entertaining cross between Maguire’s WICKED and Steven Spielberg’s Peter Pan movie, Hook, THE LOOKING GLASS WARS launches a promised trilogy about Alyss’s new adventures. Beddor grabs the imagination and refuses to let go until the reader is pulled as deeply into the adventure as Alyss herself. The worst part, of course, will be the wait for the next book.”
“I have loved Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland since before I could talk… I gotta say my favorite is Frank Beddor’s The Looking Glass Wars Series.”
“Beddor challenges the delicate relationship between truth and fiction, reality and fantasy. And he does so with an interesting take on what such question can ultimately do to the mind of those that fail to believe in and trust in themselves and what they know to be true.”
