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The Forbidden Game (The Forbidden Game #1-3)

L.J. Smith

Paperback | Pages: 750 pages

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Title	:	The Forbidden Game (The Forbidden Game #1-3)
Author	:	L.J. Smith
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Omnibus
Pages	:	Pages: 750 pages
Published	:	June 8th 2010 by Simon Pulse (first published December 1st 1997)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance

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When Jenny buys a game for her boyfriend, Tom, she finds herself inexplicably drawn to the guy behind the counter. There is something mysteriously alluring about Julian's pale eyes and bleached-blond hair. And when he places the Game into her hands, she knows their connection is something deeper. But as Jenny and her six friends begin to play the Game at Tom's birthday celebration, a night of friends and fun quickly turns into a night of terror and obsessive love. Because the Game isn't just a game - it's the seven friends' new reality, where Julian reigns as the Prince of the Shadows. One by one the friends must confront their phobias to win the Game. To lose the Game is to lose their lives. And that is only the beginning...

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Original Title:	The Forbidden Game
ISBN:	1416989404 (ISBN13: 9781416989400)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Forbidden Game #1-3
Characters:	Julian Stone, Zach Taylor, Jenny Thornton, Tom Locke, Audrey Myers, Dee Eliade, Michael Cohen, Summer Parker-Pearson

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Rating: 4.5 Stars In The Forbidden Game, L.J. Smith has created a world that is not only haunting and real, but also remarkably unique. In the genre of YA Fiction, unique is not a word we hear very often. Words like amazing character development, kick-ass heroine, and paramount themes are also not common words used to describe the majority of novels that have been released in YA in the past couple of years. Yet, these were all phrases that I used while writing my reviews of the

O. MY. GOSH.my life is complete now that i have read this book.My absolute favorite character was Julian, he brought an essence of scariness but hotness to it all.Hated tom, and i wanted to slap Jenny every time she thought about him.I bawled so freaking hard at the end of the book, (my mascara was running)I wish Julian and Jenny could have been together.This is my all time favorite book!

Buddy re-read with the beautiful Karly! Late November-ish December 1.Julian rules. FYI.Review:All right, here's the thing. I love this series SO MUCH. I've loved it for at least sixteen years. I will never not love it.I can't write a proper review for this; it would just be me gushing about how awesome it is (and how much I hate Tom). Although I am sure this series has faults (haha, no it doesn't), I am fully able to ignore them and enjoy the story time and time again. I will always give The

I originally read this during my L.J. Smith phase when I was a teenager. Rereading books from your childhood is always problematic, and this book emphasized that for me. I remember adoring this, but during my most recent reading? Eh, not so much.First up, it reminds me strongly (especially Book 1) of David Bowie's Labyrinth...Man with long white hair and blue eyes kidnaps the girl he's obsessed with and takes her into his dream/shadow world where she has a limited amount of time to get out and

I read this in 7th grade, in just a few days. I remember sneaking it into school and reading it during English class, feeling like such a nerd rebel. Now that I'm older, it kind of reminds me of Labyrinth, with David Bowie. A chick and all her friends get swept up into a deadly game because some hot evil magic guy has fallen in love with her and wants to make her his "Queen of Shadows" and will do anything to win her. Why that's such a problem is beyond me...Summary is kind of stupid, but the

Finally finished the entire trilogy, and overall, 4 STARS. I must say, this is one of the better YA novels that I've read. I would recommend this read for younger teens for optimal enjoyment, but don't let that stop you if you're an adult. This one volume contains three books, each with its own plot and story. Here my reactions for each book as I finish: The Hunter This story begins when Jenny stumbles into a shop to buy a game for her boyfriend's birthday. She is greeted by an inhumanly

2 stars.Well, I really shouldn't be rating this, since I only read the first 2 books and couldn't even get into the third...but here I am. The idea of the whole "Game" was intriguing - and that's what kept me reading for the entirety of the first book. Unfortunately, the characters were so flat and immature that once I started the second book, I couldn't look past that. The only character that I somewhat liked was, Julian - and I'm not even supposed to like him. Cause he's supposed to be "evil"