Alice Trapped Series

You wake up in your quiet little apartment on the outskirts of London after a strange dream in which, despite your efforts, you could not rescue your friends from the hands of the evil red queen, you calm down for a moment realizing that maybe it was just that, a bad dream. Until, in a strangely familiar event, a letter popping up on your desk powerfully catches your attention. "Dear Alice, It wasn't a dream, The Evil Red Queen kidnapped all your friends from Wonderland and banished them to the forest of the seasons on the outskirts of her Kingdom, you still have me! Please, Only you can help them! Hurry up! P.S. I sent you a carrier pigeon to your house to help you find the way, Find them. -The Time." Time showed you that all this was not just a dream, you wonder how he wrote you a letter and if it is safe to trust him, but it is undoubtedly that only him; time will prove you right or show you if you were wrong. So, you decide that with the time on your side you will embark on a new adventure in which once and for all you will rescue your friends to get them back to their home in The Wonderful Wonderland.

Many years have passed since you, Alice Liddel, dreamed about a land full of wonderful and amazing things. You don’t remember almost anything about the last time you visited it...And just now you receive a mysterious letter that says: "Dear Alice meet me at the old tree where you first saw me, your presence is frabjously important." White Rabbit. When you read those words, all those extraordinary dreams and fantasies got back to your imagination, which filled up your mind when you were just a little girl, but it also makes you think about... “Dreams don't write letters... do they?” Worried by the curiosity that you felt when you were child, you decide to go and meet the rabbit. You came to the right place but you don’t see the rabbit anywhere, in fact you realized that you couldn’t even see him, when he was right in front of you. Everything seems so strange but the exciting curiosity, just like the one you used to have when you were a child, forces you to continue.