vc andrews my sweet audrina series in order

Audrina has spent years in isolation and lacks the memories that normal people do. Our story opens up with Audrina Adare, aged seven. Needless to say, it's a frightening read each and every time I look into it. I feel as though each time I revisit Audrina Adare and her hole-filled memories, I find something new to hurt over or observe something I didn't before. There's something incredibly fucked up physiologically about My Sweet Audrina and even now it still messes me up. Rereading it for the first time in years came with the same chills and frights as it did before.

I read it for the first time when I was only just a year into being a teen and even well over a decade later, it's haunted me from time to time and I clearly recall many of the moments from within. My Sweet Audrina follows the same formula of Gothic-horror that Andrews' other novels follow and leaves readers chilled to the bone and completely caught off guard. Andrews' complete works and there are many others who agree with me on the matter. In my eyes, it defeats and dethrones Flowers in the Attic for the most fucked up novel in V.C.

My Sweet Audrina is one of the most frightening, heartbreaking and twisty turny stories I've ever had the privilege (or misfortune, at times) of reading. Andrews isn't for the weak of heart and while she wasn't the greatest author to exist from her generation, or any that have since passed, you've gotta give it to her for standing the test of time. I guarantee you that a good portion of us have all read at least one book by her and loved or hated it due to its content. This is due primarily to her captivating and disturbing tale of Flowers in the Attic and the novels that followed in the Dollanganger Series. For years, her novels have dominated their genre and gone past the decades that have come and gone. Andrews and her original catalog is filled with twists, turns and great sums of controversy. Our biggest trigger would be sexual violence.Įverything about V.C. All the trigger warnings are necessary for her novels and they certainly aren't for every one. Andrews is known for her enthralling works of twisted fiction-family sagas twinged with great descriptions and horror, betrayal and rags to riches. In preparation of Lifetime's adaptation of this very book, I've decided to revisit the very first book I'd ever read that disturbed and haunted me in my early teen years. 'There were shadows in the corners and whispers on the stairs and time was irrelevant as honesty.'

Vc andrews my sweet audrina series in order