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Forbidden Secrets: Fear Street Sagas #3

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It was very good- quite unpredictable I think. Tyler Fier seems to be a very handsome & charming guy- and very evil. Savannah is very sweet and trusting- and her sister Victoria is kind of freaky- she practices black magic- but then so did Tyler. I recommend you read it. It's suspenseful and R.L. Stine did a fantastic job of setting the scene and mood.

this book is absolutely wonderful and emotionally well described. the story is set in the olden times and revolves around two sisters, savannah and victoria.savannah is described as beautiful and sweet and victoria is the intense and sharp minded one who plactices dark arts. it is not all that hard to guess who the narrator of the story is. the ending is however quite sad and i could not stop thinking about it for quite some time. but i guess that is how r.l.stine wanted it to be. try it . it is worth reading .

i dont remember too much about this one, other than i couldnt put it down. it's been 10 years since i read it last, so here i am, 24 years old and trying to pay bills like an adult, spending my hard- earned money on a kids book that im sure i will keep around longer than the last time i owned it!

The Fear family curse continues in the 3rd installment of the Fear Street Sagas. This time we are taken back to a time of war in 1861 Georgia. Despite the fact that Tyler Fear has gone off to fight for the North, against the Savannah Gentry's South, she can't help but feel connected to him. Savannah's sister, Victoria, insists that the Fear family only brings evil and that she must stay away from Tyler. Savannah refuses to listen to anyone or anything but her heart, which is telling her she belongs with Tyler Fear. After returning from the war, Tyler is a changed man. Savannah doesn't know how much he has changed, but she soon finds out when she moves with her sister to Tyler's home, Black Rose Manor. And Black Rose Manor is anything but homey and warm, literally chilling it's inhabitants to the bone.

While the first installment of this series, A New Fear, is still one of my favorites, Forbidden Secrets is a very entertaining read. I love how R.L. Stine weaves in bits of history into his stories, making them feel more grounded and permanent in a way. As always you are on your toes and you think you know which characters fall on the side of evil and which ones fall on the side of good, but R.L. Stine does a wonderful job in throwing you a curve ball, surprising you at the very last moment. Even when little things are obviously predictable, you are still pleasantly surprised at the outcome. While you know that there is more to Tyler, as he is a 'Fear' after all, you quite can't put your finger on it - he is very suave and sweet.

If you're a sucker for quick entertaining thrillers you won't be disappointed in Forbidden Secrets or the The Fear Street Sagas.

This is a fabulous story about life in the past with a Fier. It is a thrilling taleIt is a thrilling tale about a curse that lives in the liveof someone involved in the horror of the curse.

This book is one of the more silly books of the Fear Street Sagas. It takes place during the war, and the main character is Savannah Gentry (not Madison, like it says on the back of the book for some reason) who falls in love with Tyler Fier. Her parents are dead and her brother is killed in the war, so she and her sister Victoria go live with Tyler, despite Victoria's insistence that his home is evil, yadda yadda yadda. As soon as they move in the deaths begin (including the token face smashed-in death with bubbling brains) and as usual, not everyone is what they seem.