The Hatter has a distinct narrative style that is unconventional and fractured. The Strength of the Jabberwock is a twisted mother/daughter tale that explores the complexities of what makes a woman who she is and what makes her undone. Through the use of flashbacks, memories, and diary entries, the reader walks through the lives of these women. At first, Hatter's novels are a bit like the first time you tried sushi with chopsticks: you're not quite sure you're doing it right, you can't tell if you really like it, and you feel a bit foolish. But there is a guilty pleasure about it, as if you're one of only a few who are treated to this honor.