Secrets of the Morning (Cutler, #2) in V.C. Andrews

Feb 28, 2016 Leigh rated it liked it

Shelves: pandemic-reads, before-goodreads, family-saga, audio, read-as-a-child-or-teen, old-favourites, mini-series-trilogies, 2020, 2024

I cannot believe anyone could be so dumb and so naive as Dawn was in this book. For someone who has been through all she has you'd think she'd pick up some street smarts. My Lord. The book starts off good with Dawn arriving in New York. She makes friends, she kicks butt at her new school and does everything her evil grandmother said she wouldn't. Then she gets drawn into an affair with her teacher Michael Sutton. As a teen I'm sure I thought the whole thing grand and romantic, now he's just a cr ...more

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Jan 30, 2023 Romy rated it liked it

Shelves: vca-physical-collection

At this point it’s so clear that if you read one VCA series, you’ve basically read them all. Doesn’t make it any less good to read, but I do feel a little discouraged to read more series after this one

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Sep 30, 2019 Karen rated it really liked it

Probably my favorite of the Dawn series. That twisted wench Emily and what she puts Dawn through is unreal!!

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Feb 07, 2021 Janet rated it really liked it

I found this book very slow at the beginning and as such it wasn’t a book that I raced through. As the story progressed it improved. The sad thing about this book is that it follows similar themes as past VC Andrews books so as you read on you can predict what will happen. There were a few twists later in the book that I hadn’t worked out. These twists kept me reading to the end. Still a good read, but not anywhere near the standard of The Flowers in the Attic Series.

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