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From USA Today Bestselling Author Dee Garcia comes Come Hither, Dark Dreamer, an enthralling, psychological retelling of Edgar Allen Poe's "Dreamland."
I'm late, I'm late, for a very important date!
With him. With them.
The White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter, and the King of Hearts.
Benji, Ransom, and Dare.
I met them in my darkest hour, somewhere between Razorblade Avenue and Benzos Lane. Jameson in hand, I stumbled down the rabbit hole to their magical stomping grounds after a run-in with the Cheshire Cat and his wicked potions. Concoctions that allowed me to see Wonderland for what it is—an ominously delightful place where anything is possible, normalcy is frowned upon, and madness reigns supreme. Something about it, about them, calls to my darkest desires, so on those soul-crushingly bad days, I always come back.
Part of me knows I should be afraid; they’re so...different. The type of different you only see on TV, and in movies, and dreams… But I suppose that’s part of the appeal. I’ve always been an outsider myself, relentlessly bullied by the holier-than-thou kids at St. Anne’s for going against the grain. So while I may not be one of them and my relationships with each vary in strength, the more I tread these enigmatic grounds, the more free I feel, like I finally belong.
Like I'm actually living rather than simply existing.
Reality is a prison.
Wonderland could be home.
Who do I have to blow to stay here?
WARNING: If you’re considering picking up this book, chances are you've read the blurb. Given the subject matter and the collection it’s part of, I think this goes without saying… However, in the event you need clarification: While Come Hither, Dark Dreamer is a dark paranormal RH, it is more psychological. A mindf*ck of epic proportions. *Not everything is what it seems.* Should you decide to forge on and brave Lavender’s twisted world, please remember you are doing so at your own discretion. Don’t come for me when you’re done with it, k? CHDD contains dark subject matter. Check trigger warnings. Proceed with caution.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
I'm late, I'm late, for a very important date!
With him. With them.
The White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter, and the King of Hearts.
Benji, Ransom, and Dare.
I met them in my darkest hour, somewhere between Razorblade Avenue and Benzos Lane. Jameson in hand, I stumbled down the rabbit hole to their magical stomping grounds after a run-in with the Cheshire Cat and his wicked potions. Concoctions that allowed me to see Wonderland for what it is—an ominously delightful place where anything is possible, normalcy is frowned upon, and madness reigns supreme. Something about it, about them, calls to my darkest desires, so on those soul-crushingly bad days, I always come back.
Part of me knows I should be afraid; they’re so...different. The type of different you only see on TV, and in movies, and dreams… But I suppose that’s part of the appeal. I’ve always been an outsider myself, relentlessly bullied by the holier-than-thou kids at St. Anne’s for going against the grain. So while I may not be one of them and my relationships with each vary in strength, the more I tread these enigmatic grounds, the more free I feel, like I finally belong.
Like I'm actually living rather than simply existing.
Reality is a prison.
Wonderland could be home.
Who do I have to blow to stay here?
WARNING: If you’re considering picking up this book, chances are you've read the blurb. Given the subject matter and the collection it’s part of, I think this goes without saying… However, in the event you need clarification: While Come Hither, Dark Dreamer is a dark paranormal RH, it is more psychological. A mindf*ck of epic proportions. *Not everything is what it seems.* Should you decide to forge on and brave Lavender’s twisted world, please remember you are doing so at your own discretion. Don’t come for me when you’re done with it, k? CHDD contains dark subject matter. Check trigger warnings. Proceed with caution.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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