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Heaven VC Andrews 9780671729448 Books

Lived VC Andrews when I was younger. As a teen the stories had a forbidden sort of intrigue. I wanted to see if they still got my attention and pulled my heart strings. I'm 37 now and just re-read Heaven after all these years, I gotta say I enjoyed it even more now that I was mature enough to really understand and appreciate the struggles and the heartache. Love these stories! No one does twist and turns and webs of heartache and deceit like VCA


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Heaven VC Andrews 9780671729448 Books Reviews

It's V.C. Andrews.... so the main basic storyline is the same as in her other books (except the Flowers in the Attic series, those were different, maybe better). Stil, it's quite an interesting story for you to take for your flight or your cruise. I liked it.
A fan of V.C. Andrews--beginning with the AMERICAN gothic drama/gothic horror classic series--"Flowers in the Attic.." Andrews's writing punctuates every possible feeling that we as real people could and would probably experience--if we were in fact in similar situations. You can as well--definitely identify central themes with all of her works--a family tragedy, familial secrecy, forbidden love, etc.
I am a huge VC Andrews fan. I wanted to start a series and was unsure of this one at first. It follows the story of Heaven Casteel, and has so many plot twists and turns I do not want to list spoilers. This was an amazing book, I couldn't put it down. You must read the other 4 in the Casteel series, you will not be disappointed!
I remember loving this book when I was 15, but now I'm 30 and after re-reading it I can clearly see this is for feeding a teenage girls emotional needs. I'm not saying it's a bad book, it's quite intense, but it punched me in the face with nostalgia and gave me a warm fuzzy feeling. I will probably have to leave other V.C. Andrews books in my past (because I read all of them) but I will always have a fond memory of them. If you haven't read them do yourself a favor.
This book is one of my favorites in one of my favorite series. It possesses love, hate, fear, want and intrigue! The imagery makes you feel as if you are actually there experiencing everything for yourself. Regardless of how many times I've read this book once I start I cannot put it down until it's finished!
V.C. Andrews is the queen of psychological suspense novels. Always a fan of hers. This book was a little slow at times but it is an entertaining and somewhat disturbing look into the life of Heaven Can steal as she seeks acceptance from her community and her cold, distant father.
The V.C. Andrews Casteel series has always been my favorite. I’ve reread it numerous times. Compared to today’s “bestselling” authors, V.C. Andrews knew how to write and hold my attention. I get frustrated anymore with current bestselling authors because they put out garbage. I’d get through two chapters and quit because they don’t seem to know what a thesaurus is. I’m tired of redundancy and content that doesn’t flow. This has never been the case with V.C. Andrews.
Lived VC Andrews when I was younger. As a teen the stories had a forbidden sort of intrigue. I wanted to see if they still got my attention and pulled my heart strings. I'm 37 now and just re-read Heaven after all these years, I gotta say I enjoyed it even more now that I was mature enough to really understand and appreciate the struggles and the heartache. Love these stories! No one does twist and turns and webs of heartache and deceit like VCA