Tour & Giveaway: The Collector's Society by Heather Lyons


From the author of the Fate series and The Deep End
of the Sea comes a fantastical romantic adventure
that has Alice tumbling down the strangest rabbit hole yet.


After years in Wonderland, Alice has returned to England as an adult, desperate to reclaim sanity and control over her life. An enigmatic gentleman with an intriguing job offer too tempting to resist changes her plans for a calm existence, though. Soon, she’s whisked to New York and initiated into the Collectors’ Society, a secret organization whose members confirm that famous stories are anything but straightforward and that what she knows about the world is only a fraction of the truth.

It’s there she discovers villains are afoot—ones who want to shelve the lives of countless beings. Assigned to work with the mysterious and alluring Finn, Alice and the rest of the Collectors’ Society race against a doomsday clock in order to prevent further destruction . . . but will they make it before all their endings are erased?
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Holy crap.
What was that?!

  You have to know that you'll never find a book like The Collector's Society. It was unlike anything I've ever read or heard of. I had some doubts because of that, but they were quickly dismissed. Within just a few pages, I was sold. It's been awhile since I stayed up late and squeezed in reading time where ever I could find it for a single book. The Collector's Society sucked me into Alice's world and didn't let me go.

  The plot in this blew my mind. I don't want to spoil it for anyone, so I'll keep things general. It's just something that you have to experience it firsthand. It's a must. All of the characters in this book are great in their own way, but Alice really stands out. She was a culmination of all things good and epic without being a Mary Sue. It was a tough feat, but Heather Lyons seriously blew my mind.

  There are so many elements to this book, and I feel like they are all so fluid in this book. Heather Lyons does an amazing job at crafting a story that just captivates you. The Collector's Society was truly brilliant and I cannot wait to read more by Heather Lyons.

**I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review with no compensation.



Heather Lyons has always had a thing for words—she’s been writing stories since she was a kid. In addition to writing, she’s also been an archaeologist and a teacher. Heather is a rabid music fan, as evidenced by her (mostly) music-centric blog, and she’s married to an even larger music snob. They’re happily raising three kids who are mini music fiends who love to read and be read to.

3 comments:

  1. This book sounds like something for me! I love fairytale retellings and I love the sound from this Alice.

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  2. My favorite fairy tale? It depends on when you ask me. Today it's The Princess and the Pea because I had such a good night's sleep.

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  3. My favorite fairytale is probably Beauty and the Beast, but I have always loved retellings of Alice in Wonderland. It is one of the few children's tales that can be enjoyed as an adult even in its original form.

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