I have yet to read this, the star review at this point was an error on my account that it will not allow me to fix.
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When Alyssa and Jeb journeyed into Wonderland, it was obvious that this pair shared a special bond. How else could they have endured the dangers and tests thrown their way, only to survive at the other end? Though they did not escape unscathed. Alyssa has discovered her netherling side and is now a Queen in that chaotic world, and Jeb, he has lost his memories of his time in wonderland. But lost memories can be found if you know where to look.

The Moth In The Mirror is no longer recognisable to himself, so to gain what he most desires, to find peace again, Morpheus will to fight to win his love. But his love Alyssa has given her heart to the mortal Jeb, and he cannot understand why. So to find out what this mortal holds over his love, to destroy his rival for her affections he will become Jeb. In this short novella Morpheus swims through Jeb's missing memories from moments in Splintered that have only now been revealed. ( )

It was rather disappointing, compared to the first book. It was all about romance, and it's just not my type... Too cheesy ( )

This novella is the hold over for between books 1 & 2 (obviously since it's labeled 1.5), and is intriguing. I like getting parts of a story from different perspectives and getting inside Morpheus' head was fantastic. I loved his character in Splintered, and I will say it again - I hope he wins. Morpheus wishes to know more about his competition in order to win Alyssa's heart. So, he works his magic to get inside of Jeb's head. He walks the path of a mortals thoughts and gives their side of the story as they size each other up.

I wasn't impressed with Jeb in Splintered, and I am decidedly more against him now. The novella served the purpose of almost making him seem like an exist-able character, but overall it didn't work for me. Even with Morpheus seeming semi-crazy, I want him to win. ( )

It had been a while since I had read Splintered, and I have not read Unhinged yet, but really wanted to read this one today.

I really loved Splintered and have anxiously been wanting to read Unhinged, but I have not had a chance yet.

This glimpse inside Morpheus' sick little mind only made me dislike him even more.

Morpheus is the character you love to hate. I am hoping that something will redeem his qualities before the end of the series, but I just am not sure how he will pull it off.

When Jeb finally formulated a plan with Gossamer, I wanted to cry.

Now, I have to find the time to read Unhinged and Ensnared. ( )