The Past Echoes in the Attic (Christopher’s Diary: Echoes of Dollanganger – A Book Review)

Christopher’s Diary: Echoes of Dollanganger Author: V. C. Andrews Having discovered Christopher Dollanganger's diary on the Foxworth property, Kristin Masterwood doesn't let it out of her sight. She feel deeply connected with the eldest Dollanganger as she reads. After confiding in Kane, her boyfriend, about it, the two become reclusive and swirled in a cesspool of dangerous obsession as they read it together.

It Runs in the Family (Willow – A Book Review)

Willow (De Beers #1) Author: V. C. Andrews After reading her father's journal, Willow goes in search of her biological mother. Ending up in the ritz and glitz of Palm Beach, she's thrust into a luxurious world she'd only ever heard about. Trying to get close to her mother turns out to be more difficult than she thought it would be. Can she handle the life of the rich and famous?

Come to the Dark Side…I Have Cake (If There Be Thorns – A Book Review)

If There Be Thorns Author: V.C. Andrews The Dollangangers are finally happy...until their new neighbor moves in. The elderly woman all veiled in black and her strange butler soon lure their kids over with promises and stories about their past. A past they hoped was forgotten, but now seeks vengeance and redemption on their kids.

Grown Up Dolls (Petals on the Winds – A Book Review)

Petals on the Wind Author: V.C. Andrews The Dolls made it out of Foxworth, but they’re still haunted by their grandmother, mother, and that place. During the next chapter in the Dollanganger series the Dolls grow up and face more challenges, both with themselves and people who enter their lives as they strive to reach their dreams and forget their past.

Self-Punishment is Still Punishment (Crime and Punishment – A Book Review)

Crime and Punishment Author: Fyodor Dostoyevsky Well, of course, everything is in a man’s own hands, and if he lets everything slip through his fingers, it is through sheer cowardice. That’s an axiom. I wonder, though what people fear most. It seems to me that what they are afraid of most is of taking a new step or uttering a new word…