However, I thought they were done with the V.C. I knew that they turned the first four books of the Dollanganger’ books into movies… I anticipated and watched all of them.

I actually didn’t know they were making this movie. Andrews, and it has taken this long (and re-watching the movie about five times) for me to gather my thoughts enough to write a post about it! Not because it was bad.

It has now been a little over a week since Lifetime aired My Sweet Audrina by V.C. But after years of relative quiet, the dark days of Whitefern may have returned.Disclosure: This post contains compensated affiliate links and/or sponsored content. Audrina promised her father she’d watch over the young woman. Trapped in the middle of it all: her fragile, simple sister-the beautiful, trusting Sylvia. And she can’t help but wonder what had made her father change his will at the last minute? What did he know about Arden that she didn’t? And while Audrina didn’t anticipate running the family business, she’s curious to do so.

Arden’s protestations become frantic, nearly violent. When the reading of her father’s will reveals that Audrina herself will control fifty-one percent of the family brokerage-the halls of Whitefern again don’t feel safe. But then, the death of Audrina’s father changed a great many things. He didn’t used to be this ambitious, expansive.this cruel. Andrews’s strangest, most beloved books-and now a Lifetime movie! Whitefern swallowed Audrina’s childhood-and now the sprawling Victorian mansion threatens her adult life too.Īudrina remembers a better time, when her husband, Arden, was a young man with a heart filled with devotion for her. The long-awaited sequel to My Sweet Audrina, one of V.C.

Now Audrina will rock and rock and rock to reclaim all of her gone sister’s special gifts.Īnd then finally she’ll learn the secrets everyone else knows but her. Upstairs in a locked room awaited her sister’s clothes and dolls, her animals and games-and her sacred rocking chair. She knew her father could not love her as he loved that other girl, for her sister was so special, so perfect-and dead. The idea of her sister hovered above them all.Īudrina fiercely desired to be as good as her sister. Now, one of her strangest, most beloved classics My Sweet Audrina-a haunting story of love and deceit, innocence and betrayal, and the suffocating power of parental love-is soon to be a major Lifetime movie event. Andrews has enthralled millions with her suspenseful, gothic family sagas, including the bestselling Dollanganger series that began with Flowers in the Attic.

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