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The Heavenstone Secrets (Heavenstone, Bk 1)
The Heavenstone Secrets - Heavenstone, Bk 1
Author: V. C. Andrews
SECRETS ARE AT HOME HERE... — The Heavenstone sisters live with their mother and father in a grand old mansion in bluegrass Kentucky. Semantha, the younger and prettier one, is afraid of so many things -- darkness, strange noises, mysterious whispers in the night. But nothing frightens her more than her sister, Cassie. She is older and wiser, and...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9781615239665
ISBN-10: 1615239669
Publication Date: 1/1/2010
Pages: 438
Rating:
  • Currently 4.4/5 Stars.
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4.4 stars, based on 5 ratings
Publisher: Pocket Books
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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shirleyno5 avatar reviewed The Heavenstone Secrets (Heavenstone, Bk 1) on + 5 more book reviews
was a very good book. It kept you right there. Even though the sister was a bit annoying the book is a must read.
pandareads avatar reviewed The Heavenstone Secrets (Heavenstone, Bk 1) on + 33 more book reviews
Even though I knew just about everything that was going to happen before it happened, I was still drawn in by the intensity of the plot and the character of Cassie. I knew whatever Cassie was going to say next was going to be deceitful but I still hung onto every word she said. The only problem with Cassie was how redundant she was: everything she said to Semantha was ended with the phrase, "We are Heavenstones, after all." Cassie was a bit of a broken record by the end of the book. An evil, deceitful, conniving, broken record.

Then there was the character of Semantha who was in every way the opposite of Cassie: quiet, reserved, and unsure of herself. On the one hand, I feel terribly sorry for Semantha and all she had to put up with with her sister. She was never allowed to be herself. But on the other hand, Semantha is the naivest fourteen-year-old I've ever read about. While there were times I wanted to give her a hug, more often there were times I wanted to scream at her and tell her to stand up to her sister and tell her father the truth.

Overall the book gets three stars from me, because I liked the plot and how the book wrapped up, but it lost stars for its predictability and repetitiveness.
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Loved it!


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