Virginia Andrews's Books
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Capturing AngelsFrom the best-selling author of Flowers in the Attic comes a thrilling new novelRead More
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Forbidden SisterThe start of a brand new two book series from the Queen of Gothic Romance.Read More
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CloudburstAn irresistible tale of jealousy, deception and drama, Cloudburst is the second in this gripping series from the New York Times bestselling authorRead More
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Broken WingsMeet wild girls Robin, Teal and Phoebe in the first of a thrilling new two-part series.Read More
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Canberra Times, May 3, 2013
...runs her over. Then there are the mercenary mums who'll do anything for a buck. Corinne in Virginia Andrews' Flowers in the Attic stands to inherit a fortune if she can get rid of her inconvenient children, so she locks them in the attic for a few years...
Round Town News, April 26, 2013
...Frankly, I find such arrangements appalling and I must say the same for the book. A novel by Virginia Andrews, who was wheelchair-bound throughout her life, touched on the gothic with a family’s hidden secrets, usually derived from a forbidden liaison...
Bayside Bulletin / Redland Times, March 21, 2013
...always entertaining. Jessica Lambert, 31 Victoria Point stay-at-home mum It is difficult to say, but I do like Virginia Andrews, but I love reading all of the classics. James South, 30 Victoria Point Carpenter I don t really read novels but I m...
South Africa Star, March 18, 2013
...bizarre and random: in between so-called children’s book I was reading Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, Virginia Andrews’s Flowers In The Attic (please don’t laugh at me, dear reader!) and even that pseudo-profound classic The Road Less Traveled...
Daily Dispatch, March 11, 2013
...performed. I enjoyed every moment I spent with them. I preferred Julius Caesar to Romeo and Juliet. In Virginia Andrews’ works I learned how tough life can be for children, even boys, long before I met Virginia Woolf and learned that sometimes life...
Times Live South Africa, March 11, 2013
...I preferred Julius Caesar to Romeo and Juliet. In Virginia Andrews's works I learnt how tough life can be for children, even boys, long before I met Virginia Woolf and learnt that, sometimes, life with boys can be tough...
Guardian.co.uk, February 8, 2013
...Annie Murray 200,000 A 142 Anne Adeney 200,000 C 143 Felicity Brooks 200,000 C 144 Virginia Andrews 200,000 A 145 Simon Kernick 200,000 A 146 Rebecca Shaw 200,000 A 147 Ann Cleeves 200,000 A 148 Colin McNaughton 200,000 C 149 Nicci...
Illawarra Mercury, May 4, 2013
...runs her over. Then there are the mercenary mums who'll do anything for a buck. Corinne in Virginia Andrews' Flowers in the Attic stands to inherit a fortune if she can get rid of her inconvenient children, so she locks them in the attic for a few years...
Northwest Tasmania Advocate, May 3, 2013
...runs her over. Then there are the mercenary mums who'll do anything for a buck. Corinne in Virginia Andrews' Flowers in the Attic stands to inherit a fortune if she can get rid of her inconvenient children, so she locks them in the attic for a few years...
Esperance Express, May 3, 2013
...runs her over. Then there are the mercenary mums who'll do anything for a buck. Corinne in Virginia Andrews' Flowers in the Attic stands to inherit a fortune if she can get rid of her inconvenient children, so she locks them in the attic for a few years...
Albury Border Mail, May 3, 2013
...runs her over. Then there are the mercenary mums who'll do anything for a buck. Corinne in Virginia Andrews' Flowers in the Attic stands to inherit a fortune if she can get rid of her inconvenient children, so she locks them in the attic for a few years...
Barossa & Light Herald, May 3, 2013
...runs her over. Then there are the mercenary mums who'll do anything for a buck. Corinne in Virginia Andrews' Flowers in the Attic stands to inherit a fortune if she can get rid of her inconvenient children, so she locks them in the attic for a few years...
Kingscote Islander, May 3, 2013
...runs her over. Then there are the mercenary mums who'll do anything for a buck. Corinne in Virginia Andrews' Flowers in the Attic stands to inherit a fortune if she can get rid of her inconvenient children, so she locks them in the attic for a few years...
Northern Daily Leader, May 3, 2013
...runs her over. Then there are the mercenary mums who'll do anything for a buck. Corinne in Virginia Andrews' Flowers in the Attic stands to inherit a fortune if she can get rid of her inconvenient children, so she locks them in the attic for a few years...
