Damien gets to keep Audrina at Whitefern forever, he never gets a single consequence for what he did to two generations of sisters. Audrina stays with these awful men that have abused her since childhood. The worst part is that there is no justice, or reprimand, or flipping the script. Are we supposed to.like Arden? Are we supposed to believe he loves Audrina? He is complicit in the psychological abuse her family inflicts on her, cheats on her with her half-sister, rapes her on their wedding night, has an affair with her half-sister again, insists that she divorce him if she won't fuck him (knowing she was gang raped as a child!), then continues to sleep with her half-sister while Audrina's in a coma and considers killing her so Vera won't leave him. Vera however, has had every bit of goodness squeezed out of her. The whole book, Damien talks about how Second Audrina lacks the 'gift' her sister had, but Second Audrina isn't really all that different, she's traumatized but still fundamentally the same person. I feel so bad for Vera! I desperately wanted her to get some sort of revenge or justice and nothing! I know she's awful, but I can't even get upset at her because the abusive, awful environment she grew up in drove her to madness. I know this is a ridiculous, trashy novel and at some points I was almost laughing at the absurdity (Audrina's magic hair that no one else on earth has, her haunting violet eyes) but overall it left me pretty sad and upset. on Lifetime.I just finished reading this and.what the fuck?

My Sweet Audrina premieres Saturday, Jan. Andrews story, hallucinations, torture, forbidden sex, and really dark family secrets follow. The promo leads with the promise, “One day all of the secrets of this house will be revealed.” Sounds like there are a lot of them - like any good V.C. Daddy dearest expects his daughter to fill the void of her dead sister, aka the “first and best Audrina.” Andrews novel of the same name, the drama follows Audrina (India Eisley), an isolated young girl who’s kept under watch in a house of horrors by her controlling and definitely deranged father Damian ( Revenge’s James Tupper). And we mean that in a good way.īased on the 1982 V.C. We’ve got an exclusive first look at the promo for the original TV movie, which looks every bit as disturbing as the book.

Andrews title with the small screen adaption of My Sweet Audrina. After tackling the Flowers in the Attic series, Lifetime is taking on another V.C.

Andrews novel with a Nine Inch Nails cover? Try a promo that is so haunting and creepy, it hurts.

My sweet audrina book