The Orphans Series
The Orphans is a novelized miniseries credited to V. C. Andrews, but ghostwritten by Andrew Neiderman. It focuses on the lives of four teenage girls and their lives as "orphans." The first four novels each focus on one of the four main characters, and the fifth book unites them and concludes their stories. They were released from May to October 1998. The first four (shorter) books were bound together in a November omnibus, and the individual books slowly went out of print, except for the final Runaways one.
Read more about The Orphans Series: Butterfly, Crystal, Brooke, Raven, Runaways
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