Young Writers Society

I need a title for my novel. Right now I'm calling it January, simply because it takes place, mostly, in January. But I don't feel that it fits my novel.

My book is of the Fantasy Genre and has a dash of everything but mostly Sci-fi, Steampunk and Action/Adventure.

My story is about a very confusing and random adventure of a girl named Evelyn who is trying to save her sister from uncertain death.

Other important facts:
[spoiler]
- Evelyn is an orphan and the daughter of a Ringleader and a Princess.
- Her sister is trapped in a mirror.
- A Haunted Manor is a big element.
- There is another world that is inspired by: the Victorian Age, the Middle Ages, Futuristic/Alien Planets, Wonderland, Neverland and Narnia.[/spoiler]

I want a title that invokes the imagination, sounds dreamy, dark and surreal, simple but not necessarily short, can be from other languages and/or something that sounds kinda Victorian/Futuristic.

Thanks!

(and sorry if this is in the wrong place)

I'll tell you something that seems to work for me if you want to change your title:

Think about what your story is really all about. Get down to the bare facts. Consider what kind of mood this story might emit when read. Once you get a clear image of this, pick one word or two or whatever strikes you about the story and use that. The title will describe not only what the tale's about but give a hint of what the reader can expect.

I totally agree with Rosey and Krupp, so I'll just throw this out there:
The Haunted Manor
*shrug* Obvious, I know, but if it is that important...

Thanks everyone, but I've finally come up with a title. =]

It's Now called Paradox Parade. Thanks again.