Makoto was an ordinary boy having a perfectly ordinary day. Then he picked up a weird book off the library shelf, and everything got turned upside-down. The book sucked him into a strange, twisted version of Lewis Carroll’s famous Wonderland, where monsters terrorize the countryside and the White Rabbit is a captain in the King of Hearts’ army. And to make matters worse, when Makoto got sucked into Wonderland, he wound up trading bodies with the weapons-obsessed Alice! Now he has to find a way to get back home, and back into his own body, before all the admiring men of Wonderland find out he’s really a boy. Or before he trips over his skirts and high heels!
Poor Makoto — sucked into Wonderland through a mysterious book, then body-swapped with an adorable Alice, who happens to be a super-athletic gun nut. The White Rabbit freaks out every time he remembers that Makoto is really a boy in a girl’s body, while the rest of Makoto’s (male) companions keep hitting on him. As secrets are shared and tangled stories become unraveled, the group draws closer to the palace of the King of Hearts, where a magical gate awaits that will get Makoto back into his own world — and his own body. But is that what Makoto truly wants?
Alice, Makoto, and their Wonderland companions finally make it to the palace of the King of Hearts, only to be flung far away by the King’s magic. Makoto and the Hatter will have to fight their way back through a tangled maze of illusions set up by the devious Jabberwock. To make matters worse, the Hatter’s life depends on Makoto successfully solving the labyrinth. Meanwhile, Alice, the White Rabbit, and the rest try to unravel the King of Hearts’ secret in time to save their companions―and all of Wonderland―in the conclusion to this body-swapping fantasy.