Web of Dreams

Wasn’t exactly what I ordered (hardcover) or condition(very good) ordered but love still love V.C Andrew books anyone that has read flowers in the attic should try the many other titles from this author

I bought hardcover and got a mass market paperback. Not a happy customer.

this was a very dark book, but also really good. Leigh was so unhappy when her mother married Tony (ugh). I felt so sorry for her. And Jillian, never have i heard of a woman who was so obsessed with her image, i mean how can you blame Leigh for running away, her mother wouldn't even listen to her. Anyway, this book was really good, so anyone who is reading this review YOU MUST GET THIS BOOK.

This book, 'Web Of Dreams' is an awesome book! This book keeps you reading, never wanting to stop. I like this book because I know how Leigh felt when her parents divorced. How one must feel when you know parents depart for their so-called "needs". Anyhow, I fell in such a sorrow mode when Leigh couldn't talk to her mother, Jillian about how Tony was making her feel uncomfortable when she posed for the doll Tony was making. Leigh had a mother who was obsessed with herself. Also what Tony did to poor Leigh-- such a cruel act that I will not mention until one reads the book. The ending of this book is so wonderful, leaving you in suspense. I recommend this book!

Whilst I found the whole series of Heaven haunting nothing could prepare me for the story of Heavens mother Leigh. This beautiful sweet girl thrown into these shocking circumstances was almost too much to read and the more I read this book, the more I would love to change it. The insight into Tony (that bastard) Jillian (what a loser) and Troy in the earlier years when Farthingale Manor reigned supream was wonderful, however I was disappointed that no retribution (castration perhaps) was delt out to Tony. All in all this is one of V.C Andrews morbid best, and is a gret testimont to her REAL writing, unlike this new and highly disappointing ORPHAN series.

Web of Dreams Explores the life of Leah (Angel) Tatterton, and her family from well to do, to rich beyond belief. It goes very in depth with why Leah eventually runs off to the Willies. One interesting note: In the book Leah discovers that the man (Cleave Van Voreen) she believed to be her father is not her true father at all, that Jillian apparently got pregnant by a man named Charles Godwin (or was it Goodman?). Any way later in the book this same man works for Cleave Van Voreen, and calls Leah to inform her that her "Father" will be unable to see her. Does Leah actually talk to her real father, and not know it, or was this just a slight of hand by V.C. Andrews?I like to think that this was put into the book by V.C. Andrews just to see how many of her readers would catch it! Web of Dreams is by far the best book I have ever read, and I have read thousands of books!What I like best about the prequel is that it has absolutely NO discrepancies with the remaining books in the series, unlike other series written by V.C. Andrews.