This view of Foxworth Hall was terrifying. Everything you ever wanted to know about the Foxworths is here. From cheating to assault, Olivia’s hopes withered. Inch by painful inch, Malcolm stripped that away from her. Like most women, she wanted love and to raise a wonderful family.
Olivia wasn’t actually the devil at all in the beginning.
I assumed she was naturally cold and cruel, but she wasn’t. Discovering how she came to marry Malcolm Foxworth and became a mother was nothing like I imagined. This is her story and let me tell you, I was stunned. Olivia Winfield, the evil grandmother of Foxworth Hall that is partly responsible for imprisoning the four Dolls in the attic for years is our main character. I know people say that a lot, but seriously, this book had me hooked on every dark twist and disturbing reveal. I know that while reading the last two books of this series, I felt like it had begun to decline, but this one definitely amped it all back up. This book changed everything about its predecessors. This book really changed up my feelings about the Foxworths and the Dolls. In this prequel to Flowers in the Attic, the dark, haunting secrets began. Jealousy and obsession spread through the house and Olivia’s hopes dwindle until there is nothing left but the love for her two boys and very beautiful girl, but even that is threatened by Malcolm’s dark wishes for them. Malcolm is disturbed by the ghost of his mother.
He is smart, intense, and handsome, but the moment they marry and she comes to Foxworth Hall, it all changes. When all seems lost, she meets Malcolm Foxworth and believes she has finally found joy. She seeks a love filled with passion and dreams. Then she entered Foxworth Hall…īefore The Dollangangers came to the doorstep of Foxworth Hall, Olivia Winfield, a spinsterish woman, hoped to find love one day. Olivia dreamed of a sun-filled love, a happy life. Garden of Shadows (The Dollangangers #5) Author: V.
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