Review:the book is amazing. kind of graphic if your not into that sort of book, but I could not put it down. the only thing that disappointed me was the ending, it's too abrupt for the kind of story that the author portrayed Read more

Review:This is drool-worthy stuff, here. I mean, there isn’t much missing from this delectable work with its hot-as-a-forest-fire-in-May Ranger, as well as the smart and sassy professor that loves the outdoors but loves that Ranger even more. The smokin’ Ranger, Caleb, has some serious demons from his childhood he’s been wrestling with but still maintains that knight in shining armor status whether he’s aware of it or not. Meanwhile there’s some shady business going on in the hills, and a smarmy Dea... Read more

Review:Kate came into Devins very staid life like a storm. But like a storm, she brought fresh air. Devin had spent the past year and a half tracking down his former partner's killer. Even after everyone thought her killer had died in the same fire as she. But Devin knew better especially since the arsonist has started lighting more fires. So he calls on his former boss with the FBI for help. Enter Special Agent Kate Callaway. Yes she is green. But she is a Callaway with all her SF family connections. ... Read more

Review:DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK!!!! I am so very disappointed in this book. It had very little to do with Cory. I feel like I was tricked into buying the book because the last one ended with Cory being alive. I thought it would be his story. Don't waste your money on this one if you are looking for answers. Although I have always been a huge fan of the Flowers books, this has now soured my opinion of VC Andrews books. Obviously whoever the ghost writer is, they are only in it to make money and do not care ... Read more

Review:I'd give this no stars if possible. No plot. One-dimensional characters. Corny dialogue. No new secrets revealed. It's obvious this book is doing nothing more than capitalizing on the VCANDREWS name, on FITA, and on the Lifetime movies. In sum: don't bother. Just re-read the original FITA if you want the revisit the book you loved as a teen. Read more

Review:THIS book was written.

Dear lord I can't believe I wasted the time to read it again.

There were so, SO many things wrong with this book that it made it quite laughable to read.

Bart. What a psychotic little child he was! From the beginning you can tell that he had emotional issues. I completely understand children playing pretend (or at least they used to before the age of electronics took over) but he took it to a whole new level. His obsession with death and dying was a b... Read more

Review:.....Is there an echo in here?

It certainly felt that way with nearly every chapter pretty much mirroring the one before...

Out of respect for Flowers in the Attic, I completed reading this book but under other circumstances I would've tossed it way before mid-point.

I tried hard to understand the Cathy character and her outbursts and whininess and wishy-washy attitude. Afterall, children of abuse and neglect sometimes develop self-destructive tendencies and sometimes the c... Read more

Review:For most old school fans of the series they are mad and I get it. But as someone who stumbled upon the series thanks to previews for FITA movie on lifetime I had questioned Cory's death. I liked how it's a more modern take on the story. At 34 in 2014 reading the series it was nice to see a difference in perspective. I wondered if Christopher had impure thoughts and how could he believe his mother. This cleared it up much more. People didn't like SOY either because they wanted to keep the grandpa... Read more

Review:This was a wonderful book. The author did a great job developing the characters and the story line. I read the book 3 times and each time I found something I missed. There is very little profanity. I hope the author will write many sequels and carry on the same character's. I didn't want the book to end. Read more

Review:This historical, romantic novel is a page turner and I loved it. It is based on twelfth century history in Scotland and Northumbria of England in a war between Norman William the Conqueror and King Malcolm (Canmore) of Scotland. Princess Margaret of England, along with her father, mother, sister and brother Prince Edgar the Aetheling, had fled to the royal court of Hungary, an extremely pious Catholic nation for sanctuary, but Margaret's father was called back to England and shortly thereafter ... Read more