Unfinished Symphony
by V. C. Andrews is the third book of the Logan Family series focusing
on Melody actually discovering who her real father is and tracking down
her mother in Hollywood. More and more family secrets come to light
as Melody continues to snoop around and ask lots of questions. This
book has some humor, adventure and romance as her love for Cary grows. I
liked being exposed to all kinds of lifestyles through Melody’s
experiences of living with all different people in
different places. She posed nude for an artist, had pre-marital sex
with her boyfriend but drew the line when it came time to be in a porn
film and was embarrassed when she discovered she was wearing a
see-through swim suit at the pool. Melody and Grandma
Olivia’s relationship gets even more interesting in this book with
Melody’s lessons on etiquette providing some humor into the story. As
the Olivia tries to groom Melody to take over the running of the family,
Melody humors her and they form a sort of truce,
until the shocking ending.
I am enjoying this family saga series very much and will continue to the next sequel,
Music in the Night. This
book raises issues of identity, destiny, grief and if one can rise above
their past and the sins of their parents. I highly recommend this
series.
(Karen's review)Previous reviews of books in this series: Melody and Heart Song
Have you read this one? What did you think of it? If you reviewed this too, feel free to share your link to your review in the comments. Happy Reading!
when are you going to review the book about "the big fat potato" LOL!
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