V.C. Andrews
Virginia Cleo Andrews, born in 1923, overcame physical challenges to become a successful commercial artist and author.
Her breakthrough novel, Flowers in the Attic, published in 1979, became an instant bestseller and launched her career as a Gothic novelist.
Andrews wrote several sequels and standalone novels, all of which achieved significant commercial success.
Her unique blend of family drama, dark secrets, and forbidden relationships captivated readers worldwide.
After her death in 1986, ghostwriter Andrew Neiderman continued to publish novels under her name, maintaining the V.C. Andrews brand and legacy in popular literature.
