There are times that I raised my eyebrows and felt extremely frustrated with the stupid, rash decisions Cathy makes on occasion. And, I think that forced estrangement from society does take a rather ludicrous, though greatly understandable turn for all three characters. While VC Andrew’s book writes some rather absurd moments that feature our dear Cathy making such a damnedest fool of herself, it is completely understandable, given her rather limited life experience. But, for this part of Petals on the Wind, readers are privy most to the mind of a vindictive Cathy, who suffers really the worst fallout psychological shock of being trapped so long in the attic with neither proper social contact, especially during her most trying years of adolescent development. Everything seems handed to them on a silver platter, once they tell their newest caretaker their winding tale of woe that brought to such a starved, destitute state. Very fortuitous for them, almost too fortuitous. I think VC Andrews probably found the collective shock and horror of her readers to be part of the fun of writing this series.Īnd, our favorite Aryan trio is back this time, and they find a suitable caretaker in the beginning of the novel. Prepare your reasonably sane minds for another insanely fun, pulp fiction romp that VC Andrews can always reliably provide for you! Damn, this second book was almost neck-to-neck, in terms of trying to compete for the honor of being the most insanely fun, horrific novel.
A special song for all you shameful VC Andrew readers : it is a guilty pleasure medley!!
0 kommentar(er)
