The Broken Flower, really isn't a WOW book.I'd say it was okay. But it really wasn't as ''eye catching'' as i thought it would be.It's basically about a young girl having a strange family that doesn't seem to under stand her at all.They think she's a little weird in her own way's.
This book would totally be recommended to those who like to read book's about young teenage kid's struggling in life with a certain problem/object/person that they have to deal with to sort thing's out.

interesting read. of course there was a sexual angle because there always with her books but it wasn’t creepy or incestous as some of her previous books have been. the struggles that Jordan was having was scary & her brother was just weird & creepy. i look forward to the next book.

Everything you'd expect form a Virginia Andrews novel. Incest, abuse, tragic accident involing parents and of course the mean grandmother. Seems to be back to normal after her last couple of books which have all been quiet short. I hope this is the start of what will be at least a 5 book family saga. Looking forward to reading the next one and finding out more dark family secrets.

Loved it!

meh

i recommend that others read this too.

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Borrowed from the library.

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I haven't read a V.C. Andrew's book in years until this one. It was another sad story with so many things that go wrong that I couldn't help but enjoy. I can't wait to read the next one.

Yeah not even bothering with the sequel. Ghostwriter isn't even trying anymore.

Super strange! Took me a while to get through because the story was just weird and creepy sometimes. It's v.c so I was expecting some gross incest shit tbh, but thankfully none of that. Still disturbing at some points especially with the trailer girl, but honestly these things do happen irl, I just don't think I'm the type who can handle reading it

Disturbing and twisted. Didn’t expect to have empathy for the grandmother in the end and such disdain for their father. Interested to see what comes next, well paced !

One of my favorite books :)))