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Alice in Underland #2
Alice In Chains
Young Alice Brown has an unusual problem, and only another trip to Underland can solve it, and her bedroom mirror is the only means of return. Used once more as a pawn by the Red Queen, this time literally, and enslaved by the greedy Tweedledum and Tweedledee, Alice must use her willingness to submit to the bizarre demands made of her if she is to succeed in returning to normal. A delightfully perverse retelling of a classic tale from the author of The Obedient Alice .
256 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published October 1, 2004
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November 7, 2011
So much to say about this book… I found the entire idea of it fascinating, creative and very imaginative. It was a very good story, all around, with the sex worked into the story, not a story centered around sex. The plot was linear but focused giving the Alice a clearly defined goal that she needed to accomplish, and the writing was pretty good for the most part. I didn’t read Book I first, but it really didn’t matter- this can be stand alone or a follow up. The author did drop little bits and pieces from the book I into the story, so that helped fill in the gaps if need be. Now on to the kinks and fetishes…
If you are looking for romance or NOT into heavy S&M, slavish treatment, nonconsensual situations, humiliation, F/F or anthropomorphic sex (animals with human traits and characteristic) Then don’t even bother with this book. It will be a waste of your time and money and you will more then likely be disgusted and appalled by it. There is some pretty edgy stuff in this book, although it did have a happy ending and the author did a good job at tying up all the loose ends in a surprise ending of poetic justice for the ‘bad guys.’ Now on to a few things I didn’t care for.
All the purple prose in this book really started to wear thin on me, and was surprised by the extent of it given the nature of the sexual content. Not sure how many times she referred to a pussy as ‘ The Mound of Venus,’ and things like that. Jeez… some of it just made me cringe or chuckle. Got pretty goofy at times, in my opinion.
Not to bad on the grammar and writing style, it worked but ran across a few things here and there. In the beginning of the book, it seemed like the author took great pains with the sex scenes then near the end everything started to become hurried and rushed, and then the ending kind of just hits you like a brick wall. Satisfying conclusion, but rushed, IMO. Some of the dialogue was a bit unrealistic as well, as the reader being constantly reminded of the obvious- Alice and all the ‘girlings’ are slaves and masochists in Underland. Yes we know this, no reason to spell it out again for the umpteenth time.
I really did enjoy this book though, gave it 4 stars, and from a published authors stand point it was very different then most erotica I’ve read. It was an enjoyable, fantasy BDSM page-turner that keeps you wondering how deep the rabbit hole really is. Trust me, it gets pretty friggin deep, and in more ways than one. ;)
I do plan on reading the other books in the series.
If you are looking for romance or NOT into heavy S&M, slavish treatment, nonconsensual situations, humiliation, F/F or anthropomorphic sex (animals with human traits and characteristic) Then don’t even bother with this book. It will be a waste of your time and money and you will more then likely be disgusted and appalled by it. There is some pretty edgy stuff in this book, although it did have a happy ending and the author did a good job at tying up all the loose ends in a surprise ending of poetic justice for the ‘bad guys.’ Now on to a few things I didn’t care for.
All the purple prose in this book really started to wear thin on me, and was surprised by the extent of it given the nature of the sexual content. Not sure how many times she referred to a pussy as ‘ The Mound of Venus,’ and things like that. Jeez… some of it just made me cringe or chuckle. Got pretty goofy at times, in my opinion.
Not to bad on the grammar and writing style, it worked but ran across a few things here and there. In the beginning of the book, it seemed like the author took great pains with the sex scenes then near the end everything started to become hurried and rushed, and then the ending kind of just hits you like a brick wall. Satisfying conclusion, but rushed, IMO. Some of the dialogue was a bit unrealistic as well, as the reader being constantly reminded of the obvious- Alice and all the ‘girlings’ are slaves and masochists in Underland. Yes we know this, no reason to spell it out again for the umpteenth time.
I really did enjoy this book though, gave it 4 stars, and from a published authors stand point it was very different then most erotica I’ve read. It was an enjoyable, fantasy BDSM page-turner that keeps you wondering how deep the rabbit hole really is. Trust me, it gets pretty friggin deep, and in more ways than one. ;)
I do plan on reading the other books in the series.
July 22, 2015
This is the second book in the story of Alice Brown and her adventures in Underland. As with the previous novel this is a further play on “Alice in Wonderland”, but with a much more sexually sadistic twist.
It turns out that Alice is in desperate need to return to Underland, because on her last visit she didn’t take enough of the potion that transformed her back into a human from a bird. Certainly she can’t let her parents find out! So, she must go to Underland to find a solution to this sticky problem. Naturally, she gets into all kinds of sticky situations resulting in her being bound, raped, beaten and outright used by the animals and people of Underland. This is all basically the same type of stuff found in the first book, such as the animals having an anthropomorphic bent, but that doesn’t decrease the level of it basically being bestiality. Since Alice received training as a Girling in the first novel, she is swiftly enslaved upon her arrival and there are quite a few non-consensual situations that she winds up in. None of that stuff bothers me much, but if you’re not into that, then steer clear of this book. Alice being a slave girl means there is also a lot of F/F action between her and other slave girls.
Overall, I felt this story was much better than the first. I felt like there was far more of a purpose to her being in Underland, rather than to just satisfy her sexual interests from the first one. The latter is fine motivation, but “Alice in Chains” has real good conflict between characters and a mission. Basically Alice immediately runs into the Red Queen upon her arrival and the Red Queen wants to continue playing a high stakes chess game (which encompasses an entire territory called Boardland), however, the other players have decided not to play anymore so Boardland has become overgrown. Alice needs to find an artifact that the Red Queen thinks will enable her to continue the game. The ending of the story is well thought out and the adventure is actually rather engrossing. So, if you’re interested in rather bizarre erotica this might peak your interest.
It turns out that Alice is in desperate need to return to Underland, because on her last visit she didn’t take enough of the potion that transformed her back into a human from a bird. Certainly she can’t let her parents find out! So, she must go to Underland to find a solution to this sticky problem. Naturally, she gets into all kinds of sticky situations resulting in her being bound, raped, beaten and outright used by the animals and people of Underland. This is all basically the same type of stuff found in the first book, such as the animals having an anthropomorphic bent, but that doesn’t decrease the level of it basically being bestiality. Since Alice received training as a Girling in the first novel, she is swiftly enslaved upon her arrival and there are quite a few non-consensual situations that she winds up in. None of that stuff bothers me much, but if you’re not into that, then steer clear of this book. Alice being a slave girl means there is also a lot of F/F action between her and other slave girls.
Overall, I felt this story was much better than the first. I felt like there was far more of a purpose to her being in Underland, rather than to just satisfy her sexual interests from the first one. The latter is fine motivation, but “Alice in Chains” has real good conflict between characters and a mission. Basically Alice immediately runs into the Red Queen upon her arrival and the Red Queen wants to continue playing a high stakes chess game (which encompasses an entire territory called Boardland), however, the other players have decided not to play anymore so Boardland has become overgrown. Alice needs to find an artifact that the Red Queen thinks will enable her to continue the game. The ending of the story is well thought out and the adventure is actually rather engrossing. So, if you’re interested in rather bizarre erotica this might peak your interest.
October 10, 2011
This book is so wrong in so many ways. Yet I enjoyed every deviant act. This is one screwed up Alice in Wonderland interpretation. I'm not sure if this is the end of it. I started this book about 6 months ago and just lost my interest. I picked it up again to finish it off and I was pretty surprised. The slavery aspect is still in here. There are animals who are part human which fuck the hell out of the "girlings". Some of the body modification was pretty intense and downright sadistic. I liked it all. I'm a sick sick puppy.
April 6, 2009
Erotic take off on Alice in Wonderland. Very entertaining.
-Joe-
-Joe-
March 7, 2013
I wasn't ready for this to end. Cliffhanger! And kind of sad ending. This one definitely does more CP and excessive size, very masochistic.
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