The Rabbit Hole: A Dark and Twisted Alice in Wonderland Retelling. Villains of Kassel, #4

Once upon a time, the Brothers Grimm collected their tales in a town called Kassel. But this isn't that story. In Villains of Kassel, fairytales are reborn in a world where power is currency, morality is optional, and the monsters wear tailored suits. These stories aren't set in a land of magic-but on a collection of privately owned islands where danger is bred into the landscape, and power rules without mercy. From sweltering jungles teeming with deadly wildlife to snowcapped fortresses carved into mountain cliffs, the Isles of Kassle are the last place you'll ever trespass.
Entry is by invitation only-and those who enter uninvited never escape. Nor do they want to. The wicked opulence of such a world is meant to enchant. Danger drips from champagne flutes, and seduction only leads to more power. Here, the villains don't just get the girl-they ruin her, worship her, and drag her into their darkness. Kassel might have been the birthplace of our favorite fairytales, but Lydia Michaels has reimagined it as one of the darkest playgrounds for the merciless elite.
These men aren't princes. They're the villains we've been taught to fear since we were little girls, the men who have always kept us up at night. And their happily ever afters? Twisted, dirty, and utterly addictive. Welcome to Villains of Kassel, where the wicked win.