Gates of Paradise

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Summary: Too Much Happening at Once
Review: Annie had a cruel blow when her mom Heaven and her "dad" Logan died. It was worse when she discovered she couldn't walk. It hadn't helped matters that the nurse assigned to her was apathetic. To top it all off, Tony isolated her from Luke Jr. and everybody else in her life. I was glad when Annie met her birth dad Troy. It was quite a shock for Annie that Tony by mistake thought that she was Leigh. In a way Leigh was practically with Annie in spirit.

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Summary: Too Much Happening at Once
Review: Annie had a cruel blow when her mom Heaven and her "dad" Logan died. It was worse when she discovered she couldn't walk. It hadn't helped matters that the nurse assigned to her was apathetic. To top it all off, Tony isolated her from Luke Jr. and everybody else in her life. I was glad when Annie met her birth dad Troy. It was quite a shock for Annie that Tony by mistake thought that she was Leigh. In a way Leigh was practically with Annie in spirit.

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Summary: Annie is so strong willed !
Review: Annie is so smart and nice but gets abused by a man who wants to get in a line of women Im kindof sad hetries to sleep with his own granddaughter what kindo sicko is he! I believe Annie is so strong and keeps her dream and her love,Luke and Im glad thier not related cause their Prefect for her! Luke is such a nice guy and hes bright loving and afuture he holds on to so he can have Annie in his future! I thught it was a great book!

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Summary: Fourth Book in the Casteel Series
Review: Annie Stonewall and Luke Casteel Jr. have always been in love. But, their love is forbidden because they are both half-sibilings and cousins. Then Annie's parents(Logan's father and aunt) die in a car accident and Annie has to go live at Farthy with her great-step-grandfather, Tony Tatterton. Further more, the car accident left Annie crippled and in a wheelchair. Something is wrong at Farthy. Will Annie be strong enough to live at Farthy?

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Summary: The conclusion to the Casteel series
Review: Annie Stonewall and Luke Casteel Jr. have always been in love. But, their love is forbidden because they are both half-sibilings and cousins. Then Annie's parents(Logan's father and aunt) die in a car accident and Annie has to go live at Farthy with her great-step-grandfather, Tony Tatterton. Further more, the car accident left Annie crippled and in a wheelchair. Something is wrong at Farthy. Will Annie be strong enough to live at Farthy?

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Summary: To know your author
Review: Anyone who is a true V C Andrews fan knows that V C Andrews was indeed a WOMAN, but SHE is no longer alive. It tells you in the beginning of HER books.

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Summary: This book was ok
Review: Hello I would like to say first of all, V.C. is a girl named Virginia. Second, this book was pretty good. I agree with some of my fellow readers that Annie was whining a lot. Did it seem to any one else like more of a child of 13 or 14 then a child of 18? I had to double check and make sure that's what it said in the beginning. It did seem to go no forever. I think the series could have gone on without this book, but if your a hard core V.C. Andrews fan, I would definatly read this book.

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Summary: Not to Shabby!
Review: I didn't think this book was too bad, but not at all like the other Casteel books. I was sad when Heaven died, only because Annie is a whiny little brat. Not at all like her mother. I was feeling sorry for Tony at the beginning, but that quickly changed towards the middle of the book. As it turned out, my favorite character was Troy because the only emotional parts of the book were when Troy was on the scene. I recommend the book, but the other books were much better!!

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Summary: :-(
Review: I hated this book. Annie was in Farthy like two seconds before she started complaining about every tiny little thig. She just kept whining that she wanted Luke and about the stupid nurse. So she had a mean nurse, so what. I think I am being extremely generous in giving this book in even one star. Unless you're a fan who has to read every single book of VCA's, don't bother.

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Summary: Paradise?
Review: I have read every book V.C. Andrews has written. I absolutely love this book and highly recommend it.