Honey

I’m buying these books for my wife to finish her collection. The cover on the book was almost ripped all the way off. I had to tape it.

Got as a gift for my mom. She loves it

I had found some of these at Goodwill and they seemed interesting so I got this one to complete the series I had, but they ended up not being as good as I had hoped. I've read others by V.C. Andrews that I liked so I was disappointed by these.

my daughter loved the book and sinse V.C. Andrews is about the only author I can get her to read nowadays so I'm sure I will be buying more in the future.

I wish that V.C. Andrews was still living - I won't lie about that. At least the series would have been phenomenal. I bet that these miniseries would have been intense and strong! Just think what the Cutler Series would have been like, not that it wasn't good enough already. ;) But I hated everything since the Wildflowers. We need another Heaven. Not an exact duplicate, mind you, but a strong girl with a backbone. How about one about a male lead for once? I thought that Tom Casteel should have had a series, along with Jimmy Longhchamp and Troy Tatterton. Their stories would have been interesting. I would have liked to see how Troy and Jillian were with each other from Troy's point of view. ;) But these new books just FRUSTRATE me! They're dumb and boring! Please, please, please go back to the ORIGINAL and PHENOMENAL books that V.C. Andrews wrote!

This book is pretty good, it has a lot of romance, and mystery. It's the story of a young girl, Honey, who comes from a family with dark secrets and a very religious grandfather. She loves to play the violin and her teacher thinks she has potential and has her and another student get together to practice and of course they fall for each other. Then the typical Andrews storylines take over. Secrets come bursting out, family members go crazy, students tease Honey and Chandler for their relationship. Not the best book in the series, that belongs to Ice, but it does make me anxious for 'Falling Stars'.

This book rots. I am from Ohio and am very upset by his stero-type of Ohioans. Not all of us are farm living bible thumping backwood morons. Also there is no such amusment park in Ohio so get you map out peabrain. Beyond that Honey was just stupid. It's like she fell out the dumb tree and hit every branch and then the roots. I think most girls from Ohio would know enough not to go to New york then run off to any unkown aparment with the first man she meet. Typical for a man to write a book were the women are nothing but stupid mindless spineless slobs. Get a clue take some writing class and stop trashing V.C. Andrews good name.

I have to agree with the person who said this book contains horrible stereotypes of Ohioans. I live in Columbus, which is one of the 20 largest cities in the United States. Other large cities in Ohio include Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Dayton. There are very few farms here, and I've never seen one remotely similiar to the one described in this book. Ohio is actually best known for the Ohio State Buckeyes (the 2003 NCAA Football Champions), and its ever-increasing crime rate. You would think that after an extremely inaccurate portrayal of Londoners in "Lightning Strikes", the ghostwriter would be a little more careful with this type of stuff.I've also noticed this trend in the other Shooting Stars books. Ice is from Philadelphia, so she's a poor ghetto black girl. Rose is from Georgia, so she's a somewhat inarticulate beauty queen. Cinnamon is from upstate New York, so let's make her some sheltered social outcast. Let's grow up a little, Mr. Ghostwriter, okay?

Great book!

This story was just fine. It was too good to be true. Ended well.

not a very good story,long winded,& have read better books & e books from Virginia Andrews in the past, just wish i could get more e books from her collection.

worth the money