
V.C. Andrews
28 SeriesVirginia C. Andrews (1923-1986) was an American novelist known for her gothic horror novels centered on family themes. Her most famous work, "Flowers in the Attic," significantly contributed to her acclaim in the genre.
In "Flowers in the Attic" by V.C. Andrews, four siblings are hidden away in their grandparents' attic after their father's death. Their mother, desperate to regain her inheritance, leaves them locked away for years. As time passes, the children face deteriorating conditions and emotional turmoil. The eldest daughter, Cathy, and her brother Chris, develop an inappropriate closeness. Their youngest brother, Cory, tragically dies, leading to suspicions of poisoning. The surviving children eventually escape, seeking vengeance against their mother.