Reviews for Secrets of the morning

The average rating for Secrets of the morning based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2019-05-25 00:00:00 Michel Roby Review to follow shortly. I read this series quite awhile ago but this was a better series then the "Rain" series and some others. I liked Dawn. And I really liked that she was so musically gifted. That was an interesting plot point and I liked reading about her musical talent and her time at the music academy despite all the awful things that happen to her. (To many.) I am going to have to reread before going into more detail. I always liked this book though and if anyone happens to be seeking a V.C. Andrews series and sees my review, this is a good one to read.

Review # 2 was written on 2007-11-16 00:00:00 Haller Heflux Now this is an amazing story. Dawn's newly acquired fancy life moves to the scary world of New York City! However, Dawn is still haunted by Grandmother Cutler's evil manipulation, as she had written a letter to Dawn's house mother at Sarah Bernhardt School talking about what a slut Dawn is. Dawn is determined to prove her wrong! She does well in school, becomes a concert pianist, and is selected to be in a "special" vocal class with the sexy rakish opera star, Michael Sutton. Of course, he knocks her up. She is promptly abandoned by him after he finds out, and then hit by a car. Grandmother Cutler takes the reins and sends Dawn to her insane sister Emily who lives on some abandoned plantation in Virginia. Emily is evil as well, and is constantly trying to inexplicably induce a miscarriage. Of course, all of this evil is to no avail, as Dawn is hauntingly beautiful with flaxen hair and cerulean blue eyes. She therefore gives birth to an equally beautiful baby and is promptly rescued by ex-brother/current boyfriend Jimmy. But what has become of beautiful Baby Christie? Grandmother Cutler strikes again: and has given Christie up for adoption! Will her evil prevail? Can Dawn's beauty win the day?