The Whitest of Roses

Born in the 1960's, little Belladonna Blanchet is mothered by misfortune and fathered by cruelty. Blood is spilled, horrible things are said, and the price Belladonna's wrong-doers have to pay is a matter of life and death. For this sinister child does not hold back, and her past certainly wasn't kind. With a mother who kills and a grandmother who takes her from America, Belladonna is not happy. A class thriller, with just a hint of psychological horror, this book will leave you on the edge of your seat. Innonce is everywhere at first glance, but you'll find that white roses aren't always white.