Dollanganger: If There Be Thorns (Series #3) (Paperback)

from Desilu42

This book is told by Cathy's two children which is different than most series. They find a woman in black who lives next door who wants to be their "grandmother", the oldest son Jory says no way but the youngest Bart sneaks off to visit her. While visiting her Bart suddenly becomes someone else a...

from PaulaGalvan

If There Be Thorns is the third book in the Dollanganger series that started with Flowers In The Attic. It begins with Cathy and Christopher living together and raising Cathy's two sons. The oldest is Jory, Julian Marquet's son—Cathy's first husband, and the youngest is Bart, who is the son of Dr...

from LoriHedgpeth

"If There Be Thorns" is the third installment in the Dollanganger series and, in my opinion, the weakest link of the saga. My main problem with the book is not so much the storyline, but the fact that the story is told from the perspectives of fourteen-year-old Jory (Cathy's son with Julian) and ...

from LoriHedgpeth

"If There Be Thorns" is the third installment in the Dollanganger series and, in my opinion, the weakest link of the saga. My main problem with the book is not so much the storyline, but the fact that the story is told from the perspectives of fourteen-year-old Jory (Cathy's son with Julian) and ...

from mandolin

In this 3rd book, we see a grown Chris and Cathy struggling to move on with their lives and raise a family. Cathy's youngest son Bart is mentally unwell and this largely escapes their notice. It isn't helped by their new neighbors next door, and older woman in dresses only in black and her strang...