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White Rabbit

Russell Nohelty

Editora: Wannabe Press

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Sinopse

Wonderland. 

 
Dark. Grimy. Unsavory.

 
It didn’t use to be this way. It used to be fun. It was downright enjoyable once upon a time, back when the Red Queen had her way.

 
When the Red Queen ran things, everybody was happy. Yeah, everybody was high as a kite all the time, seeing things that didn’t exist, but at least it was a gay old time.

 
Since the city council arrested the queen and outlawed White Rabbit, the drug she used to lace the water supply, was banned, all that has changed. Now, the NARCOs run Wonderland with an iron fist.

 
Alice Liddell has joined the NARCOs, the most powerful police force in the land, to keep drugs off the streets, especially White Rabbit.

 
But now, a new dealer has exploded onto the scene to claim the throne of Wonderland, and it threatens the fragile peace that has existed since the Red Queen’s imprisonment.

 
Can Alice find this new threat before it brings Wonderland to its knees? Find out in White Rabbit, the first book in the Wonderland Duology.
Disponível desde: 19/10/2024.
Comprimento de impressão: 224 páginas.

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