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The follow-up to Family Storms from New York Times bestselling author V.C. Andrews features high school senior Sasha Porter in search...
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Feb 22, 2012
Kellie
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CloudBurst is the second book in the V.C. Andrews March Family Series. Whenever I begin a V.C. Andrews book, I know that I am about to embark upon a journey filled with trials and tribulations. CloudBurst is no exception. I read Family Storms before reading CloudBurst and I recommend that all readers do the same. Sasha Porter, the protagonist, is a 14 year old girl in the first book, who is living on the street’s with her mother. On one stormy night, Sasha’s life forever changes when she and her
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Nov 14, 2011
Cheryl
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Sasha Porter came from no money. That all changed when Kiera March high on drugs ran into Sasha and her mother with her car. Unfortunately, Sasha’s mother was killed. Sasha was injured but than the March’s brought Sasha into their home. Mrs. March tried to turn Sasha into her other lost daughter. This upset Kiera to the point that she tried to kill Sasha.
Flash to the present. Kiera moved away. Sasha is still living with the March’s. Sasha is trying to get on with her life. Things ju More...
Flash to the present. Kiera moved away. Sasha is still living with the March’s. Sasha is trying to get on with her life. Things ju More...
Nov 08, 2011
Lorri
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This is the second book in this series, picking up three years later. Sasha is now a senior and getting ready to go to college. Her 'sister' is already in college and is now her friend and they speak all the time. Everything seems to be perfect in her life, until a new student arrives at her school. At first he is mean and ignores her, but eventually Sasha gets Ryder to open up and talk. They become friends but Sasha's foster parents don't approve of him, saying there is something 'dark' ab
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Nov 28, 2011
Ellie
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Cloudburst, Storms #2, by V.C. Andrews
Grade: D
“How I longed for someone with not only wisdom to give me but true, real, and deep love.”
Cloudburst is the second book of V.C. Andrews Storms series. Cloudburst takes place three years after Family Storms left off with Sasha now a senior in high school, Kiera is off at college and the Marches are off making and spending money. Sasha is now very popular at school and has kind of taken on some of Kiera’s not so nice qualit More...
Grade: D
“How I longed for someone with not only wisdom to give me but true, real, and deep love.”
Cloudburst is the second book of V.C. Andrews Storms series. Cloudburst takes place three years after Family Storms left off with Sasha now a senior in high school, Kiera is off at college and the Marches are off making and spending money. Sasha is now very popular at school and has kind of taken on some of Kiera’s not so nice qualit More...
Feb 22, 2012
Kim
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This is the second and probably last book in this series. In the first book, (which I read so long ago its a distant memory) Sasha and her mother were homeless and living in a box on the beach. Her mother was an alcoholic and was hit and kileld by a car driven by the March's daughter Kiera. Kiera then made Sasha's life miserable after she was taken in by this rich family.
In this book, Kiera is away at school and Sasha is now a senior in a private, very expensive school. She is the mo More...
In this book, Kiera is away at school and Sasha is now a senior in a private, very expensive school. She is the mo More...
Nov 26, 2011
Lori
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Note: This is a joint review of both "Family Storms" and "Cloudburst"
When I think back to my adolescence, V.C. Andrews always pops into my mind. She was my absolute favorite author, with her Dollanganger/Flowers in the Attic series being the first set of books I became absolutely obsessed with. I still remember the thrills and excitement of a new V.C. Andrews release and hurrying to the local B. Dalton (pre-Barnes & Noble and Amazon) to pick it up as quickly a More...
When I think back to my adolescence, V.C. Andrews always pops into my mind. She was my absolute favorite author, with her Dollanganger/Flowers in the Attic series being the first set of books I became absolutely obsessed with. I still remember the thrills and excitement of a new V.C. Andrews release and hurrying to the local B. Dalton (pre-Barnes & Noble and Amazon) to pick it up as quickly a More...
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Dec 05, 2011
Jessica
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After having lost her mother and having lived the life of being homeless, Sasha Porter, is beginning to get used to living the life of the rich and famous. After losing her mother to a car accident that fault lay at the hands of her foster parents blood daughter, she was taken in and given a chance at having anything her dreams desired, except for the one thing she wanted the most was unreachable, having her mother back. She attends an exceptional school for the rich and enjoy being one of the p
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Feb 08, 2012
drey
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I haven’t read V.C. Andrews since Flowers in the Attic, a long long time ago. But when presented with the opportunity to check out some of her new books, I was intrigued.
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Sasha Porter lost her mother in an accident one rainy night, and before she knows it, she’s living the life of a very rich little girl – with the family of the girl responsible for her mother’s death. The March family dynamics are complicated, though, and her foster sister Kiera is one tee More...
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Sasha Porter lost her mother in an accident one rainy night, and before she knows it, she’s living the life of a very rich little girl – with the family of the girl responsible for her mother’s death. The March family dynamics are complicated, though, and her foster sister Kiera is one tee More...
Dec 17, 2011
Angelc
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3.5 Stars
When you're in the mood for some melodrama, there's no one better to turn to than VC Andrews. This book really delivers on the over the top family drama. While some of the story was a little predictable, especially the foster sister and foster father storylines, the rest was more dramatic than even what I thought would happen.
You'd think with a ghost writer writing under the VC Andrews name, that the storytelling would be subpar but this is just not the case. The More...
When you're in the mood for some melodrama, there's no one better to turn to than VC Andrews. This book really delivers on the over the top family drama. While some of the story was a little predictable, especially the foster sister and foster father storylines, the rest was more dramatic than even what I thought would happen.
You'd think with a ghost writer writing under the VC Andrews name, that the storytelling would be subpar but this is just not the case. The More...
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Oct 29, 2011
Kim
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Dec 14, 2011
J.N.
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After reading Family Storms, the first book in this series, I was very excited to hear that a sequel was coming out. I am very disappointed with said sequel.
It's been a few years since all the events took place in Family Storms. Sasha is a senior, Kiera is in college, and things have changed. I was stunned at how Sasha changed. I did not like her character in the beginning very well at all, almost like she became a weaker version of Kiera. I was also baffled at how much Sasha put her t More...
It's been a few years since all the events took place in Family Storms. Sasha is a senior, Kiera is in college, and things have changed. I was stunned at how Sasha changed. I did not like her character in the beginning very well at all, almost like she became a weaker version of Kiera. I was also baffled at how much Sasha put her t More...
Jan 10, 2012
Stephanie
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Originality: I wouldn’t necessarily say that Cloudburst was originaly. Most of V.C. Andrews’ novels have many of the same characteristics. I mean, there was even a character with the same name as a character from a previous novel. And no, they aren’t the same person. It’s merely a “coincidence”.
Characters: I didn’t really enjoy the characters of Cloudburst as much as I’ve enjoyed those of other V.C. Andrews novels. The main character, Sasha, just seemed ungrateful. Sure, she had ever More...
Characters: I didn’t really enjoy the characters of Cloudburst as much as I’ve enjoyed those of other V.C. Andrews novels. The main character, Sasha, just seemed ungrateful. Sure, she had ever More...
Dec 30, 2011
Mitzi
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This is #2 in a series & you pretty much need to read the 1st one to get what's going on in the book. Didn't enjoy this as much as I thought I would. Seems like this author is a lot of the same screwed up families, just with different names. Sasha was fostered out in the first book to a very rich family after their daughter hits & kills her mother. Sasha & mother were homeless & living on a beach. Her lifestyle has completely changed and she is going to a la-di-da private school & new boy comes
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Dec 08, 2011
Rhonda
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This was not a very good follow up to the first book. First off, what is with using the first and last name of Sasha's boyfriend, Ryder when talk to Kiera. For crying out loud Kiera is her foster sister so she doesn't need to mention Ryder to Sasha as Ryder Garfield. There was too much jumping around and incomplete thoughts.
They glossed over so many things that could have been further developed, Ryder's suicide for one. Really? He takes his life and no one really questions it? Sasha do More...
They glossed over so many things that could have been further developed, Ryder's suicide for one. Really? He takes his life and no one really questions it? Sasha do More...
Dec 14, 2011
My Book Views
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When a novel carries the V.C. Andrews name, there are expectations that go along with it; this story seemed more like a typical young adult general fiction novel. That’s not to say it wasn’t still a decent read (after one ignores the continuity issues), but those looking for something similar to Flowers in the Attic or Dawn will likely be disappointed.
Nov 20, 2011
K
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I really enjoyed the first book of this set, and am pleased to say that the second one, although not as good as the first one, was a fun, easy read that I thoroughly enjoyed. What most suprised me was how the plot was not predictable. If asked, I can't say that I would necessarily recommend this book to adult readers, but believe YA genre fans will love it!
Dec 08, 2011
Kiera is in college and Sasha is living the dream life with her foster parents. A soap opera star joins Sasha's exclusive school and they find a connection. They are in love but something is holding them back. Sasha's foster father has finally turned into a caring parents and forbids Sasha to see her boyfriend but she defies him and in the end wishes she never had.
Jan 25, 2012
Rebecca
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Although I think there could have easily been a "V.C. Andrews" twist that was not put into the book, overall I thought it was a great book and I enjoyed it.
Feb 18, 2012
Chrystal
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Traditional VC Andrews. Engaging story line, rich characters. Love VC!
Feb 11, 2012
Jackie
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So much tragedy in one young life. I enjoyed the book but can't understand why one character had to have all of the bad things happen to her.
Dec 02, 2011
Donna
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Was better then some of the more recent novels that have been put out by this author in the last few years. The first in this series was Family Storms. It feels that it is only gonna be a 2 book series, but who knows.
Nov 27, 2011
Shianne
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Why. WHY am I tempted to still read these? At least this one had a twist I didn't predict, hence the 2 stars. But still. Not nearly as silly wonderful as the early stuff. You've way past lost the ability to create VC-like work, (not-so) Mysterious Ghost Writer Andrew Neiderman.
