Gates of Paradise (Casteel, Book 4)
by V.C. Andrews
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I got hooked into reading these books years ago and since they're a series - I read rather a lot of them years ago. They are interesting 'brain candy' and it's hard to read just one. Hence my having a lot of them on my shelf. I think a group of us were buying and swapping them around back them. Didn't read them all though.
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Read in October, 2008
This is my least favorite book in the series and it grates on my nerves after just a few chapters. One thing that really bothers me throughout the novel is that eighteen-year-old Annie still calls her parents "Mommy" and "Daddy". The whole fantasy Farthy thing in the beginning is extremely repetitive and the recuperation at Farthy becomes that way after a while also. The only thing that saves this novel is the appearance of Troy at the end.
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Honestly, I can't remember if I read this one or not.
But if I did...here's what happened:
Young teen-aged girl, poor cruel family, hot older brother, gets adopted by cruel rich adoptive-family, hot adoptive father (or step-father), hot adoptive brother (or step-brother), SEX SEX SEX, cruel, rich, adoptive family dies bequeathing everything to now-sexually-active pregnant-with-brother's-child, teen-aged girl.
Something like that.
And yet...I couldn't put these books down!
But if I did...here's what happened:
Young teen-aged girl, poor cruel family, hot older brother, gets adopted by cruel rich adoptive-family, hot adoptive father (or step-father), hot adoptive brother (or step-brother), SEX SEX SEX, cruel, rich, adoptive family dies bequeathing everything to now-sexually-active pregnant-with-brother's-child, teen-aged girl.
Something like that.
And yet...I couldn't put these books down!
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