Virginia Cleo Andrews Ordre des livres (chronologique)

A family fortune, a forbidden romance, and a daughter in peril are at the center of this newest story from the world of #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Flowers in the Attic series and Landry series—now popular Lifetime movies.

À la mort de son mari, Corinne retourne dans la demeure parentale en compagnie de ses quatre enfants, deux garçons et deux filles. Pour des histoires d’héritage, la jeune veuve doit cacher leur existence à son père, avec lequel elle est brouillée. Sa mère, pour sa part, se montre vindicative et terrible envers eux : sous couvert de les préserver, elle les séquestre dans le grenier avec à peine de quoi subsister. Alors, pour oublier, ils font de cet endroit d’incertitudes et de traumatismes le royaume de leurs jeux et de leurs rêves, le refuge secret de leur tendresse, à l’écart du monde. Mais les jours deviennent des semaines et les semaines des mois. Leur vie devient un enfer. Dans cette atmosphère délétère de complots familiaux, leur seul objectif demeure de s’échapper. À n’importe quel prix.Fleurs captives est le premier des cinq tomes de la saga culte de Virginia C. Andrews, traduite dans une dizaine de langues et vendue à cinq millions d’exemplaires à travers le monde.Traduit de l’anglais (États-Unis) par Michel Deutsch.

Left on a train platform in an unfamiliar village, little Saffron Faith Anders is certain her father will return shortly, just like he promised. She holds out hope even as the hours pass and the station grows dark. When a strange old woman with a large umbrella approaches and inquiries about her situation, Saffron doesn't immediately trust the imposing do-gooder, but with the chances of her father returning growing ever slimmer, she agrees to rest at the old woman's house.

After escaping the trauma of the Umbrella Lady's home, Saffron Faith Anders is determined to find the father who abandoned her all those years ago. When she finds him in a nearby town, Saffron is shocked to discover that he has married a woman he clearly had been involved with before her mother's death. Worse, her father insists Saffron pretend to be his niece so he can continue to con his new wife's family. It soon becomes clear that perhaps it is better to face the world alone than trapped in a toxic and potentially dangerous family. -- adapted from jacket

Renowned for her singing across the English countryside, Emma is determined to leave her misty hometown for the dazzling streets of New York City. She'll become a Broadway star, or die trying. Her father disowns her on the spot; Emma walks out of the door and into a new life. But when she arrives, her fate is not what she imagined. Just when it seems like Emma might have to admit defeat, she is introduced to a peculiar couple: a wife that cannot bear children of her own, and a husband who would pay Emma to solve that problem. When Emma moves into the couple's remote estate to participate in an elaborate ruse, there's no telling what kind of life she'll have once she's taken the money. -- adapted from publisher info

The prequel trilogy to the Dollanganger series comes to a riveting end with The Shadows of Foxworth.

For family intrigue and psychological chills, there is no author quite like Virginia Andrews

A thrilling new tale from Virginia Andrews, beloved author of Flowers in the Attic