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The Fury (The Vampire Diaries #3)

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A Love Triangle of Unspeakable Horror...

Stefan: Tormented after losing Elena, he' s determined to end the feud with his brother, Damon--whatever the cost.

Damon: Mocking Stefan and Elena, he laughs in the face of doom.

Elena: Wild with her craving for blood, she confronts the ultimate evil.

The terrifying story of two vampire brothers and the beautiful girl torn between them...more

Mass Market Paperback, Reissue, 285 pages

Published April 1st 1999 by HarperCollins Publishers (first published 1991)

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Dec 29, 2010 Baneen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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The book was really nice. So touching. I didn't liked the end, though. Elena never actually got to tell Damon that she loved him. I would have like to see his reaction to those words. The Stefan-Damon end was really touching. The last line was really beautiful. There's not enough of Damon in the book as I'd have liked but I really hope we get to see more of him in the next.

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Nov 30, 2009 Santi rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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[Quoted from this book:]

Finish it, his weary voice said in her mind.

Elena hesitated for an instant. There was something about those eyes that called up memories inside her. Standing in the moonlight, sitting in an attic room… But the memories were too vague. She couldn’t get a grasp on them, and the effort made her dizzy and sick.

And this one had to die, this green-eyed one called Stefan. Because he’d hurt him, the other one, the one Elena had been born to be with. No one could hurt him and liv...more

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Aug 20, 2010 Tatiana rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, fantasy

I am…content with how things wrapped up in The Fury. It all made sense. The characters were left in plausible places within the plot. Elena's journey as a newborn vampire was interesting. Her evolution from self-centered Queen Bee to self-sacrificing vamp was well done.

I would have liked a bit more Damon, as always. I am curious to see how it’s possible to have more books in this series, though, with the way it ended. (I guess they could continue without Elena.) Also, with Katherine returning o...more

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Sep 10, 2012 Monica rated it 4 of 5 stars

Tot ca si in cazul ceorlaltor carti din seria JURNALELE VAMPIRILOR, Furia, este o carte citita cu aproximativ un an in urma, asa ca eu acum scriu din amintiri.Hai sa vedem cat de bine ma descurc...

Povestea dintre Elena,Stefan,Damon continua, de unde am si ramas.Elena pleaca cu masina ei dupa Stefan si Damon, si nimereste intr-un sant foarte adanc, din cate-mi amintesc eu parca si ploua si se ineaca.Stefan o salveaza, insa prea tarziu, si o aseaza sub un copac,cat timp el se cearta cu Damon si se...more

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Aug 20, 2012 Sinaminviv rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, must-reads

I will begin by saying: No, I do not watch the T.V. show, nor am I at all interested in it.

I am not an avid "boob-tuber."

Back top the Vampire Diaries series review: I feel in love with these books many years ago when I was still in high school. I am not 28 years old and to this day I remember the fondness with which I still remember the ending to this series and have absolutely loved it.

I have not read the semi-recent revival books that L.J. Smith has written. I think she is a talented author, b...more

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Jul 31, 2012 Priscilla rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book starts out way differently than the first two Vampire Diaries. The Fury , starts off were the second book left off. Elena becomes a vampire after being attacked by “something". She is a little weird the first time she encounters the two brothers , Stefan and Damon. She is extremely clingy to Damon, and it seems that she has forgotten everything that ever happened between her and Stefan. But after a couple of days she goes back to her usual self. But now she realized how nobody really u...more

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Jun 13, 2012 Wanda Panda Hartzenberg rated it 3 of 5 stars

A Love Triangle of Unspeakable Horror...
Stefan
Tormented after losing Elena, he' s determined to end the feud with his brother, Damon--whatever the cost.
Damon
Mocking Stefan and Elena, he laughs in the face of doom.
Elena
Wild with her craving for blood, she confronts the ultimate evil.
The terrifying story of two vampire brothers and the beautiful girl torn between them.
My review.
This is terrifying. This book, this story, this Elena and this Catherine, are mirror images. Everything that reall...more

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Feb 26, 2012 Catherine rated it 3 of 5 stars

Best book so far, mostly because everything happens in this book. All the different plots (okay, honestly there was only one plot, but all the various elements of that one plot) ended here.

I think what made this book so great was all the character growth. Elena finally showed lots of other positive traits besides being selfish: compassionate, caring, self-sacrificing, etc. Bonnie gets her own time to shine without looking like an idiot (although she isn't the brightest crayon in the box to begin...more

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Jan 08, 2012 Emma rated it 4 of 5 stars

Someone becomes a vampire because someone kills them. In order to become a vampire you would have been fed upon by another vampire and fed on that vampire or several other vampires for several times. Then you would have to die to complete the change. At the end of this book someone becomes a vampire. It's because someone is being chased by some very strong Power. That power is able to manipulate the weather and was able to drive that person to his/her death and turn that person into a vampire. T...more

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Aug 17, 2011 Alexandria rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya

Okay, so this book was alot better. Maybe it just takes this author awhile to tell a story. The first two books were so boring and very anti climatic. The second especially. Well, I'am sorry, the end of the second book really grabbed me by the boo boo. So, I went on to read the 3rd. The 3rd held my intrest the whole time and kept me on my toes. The ending made me want to start reading the 4th instantly. I really want to know where the author is going to go now. I 'am hoping the the 4th book is b...more

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Jun 30, 2011 Lily rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Historia dramática y oscura.

Furia empieza exactamente por donde se quedó Conflicto y, en mi opinión, el principio es impactante. Ya el primer capítulo está lleno de acción y de situaciones inesperadas. Disfruté particularmente este primer capítulo. Me dejó sin respiración. El resto del libro es ligero y ágil. De lectura fácil y amena. Está lleno de sucesos, peligros y emociones, sin un momento para descansar o despistarse.

El regreso de Elena de entre los muertos es impactante e interesante y hac...more Historia dramática y oscura.

Furia empieza exactamente por donde se quedó Conflicto y, en mi opinión, el principio es impactante. Ya el primer capítulo está lleno de acción y de situaciones inesperadas. Disfruté particularmente este primer capítulo. Me dejó sin respiración. El resto del libro es ligero y ágil. De lectura fácil y amena. Está lleno de sucesos, peligros y emociones, sin un momento para descansar o despistarse.

El regreso de Elena de entre los muertos es impactante e interesante y hace que el personaje evolucione aún más, vea las cosas desde otro punto de vista y termine de madurar. La progresión de la protagonista a lo largo de estos tres libros es lenta, adecuada y, sobre todo, se agradece. Cada vez es menos repelente y más aceptable. Como la chica ha compartido tanta sangre de ambos hermanos, regresa a este mundo convertida en vampiro. Sin duda, un punto a favor de la trama, ya que no es muy común que la perfecta enamorada del vampiro se transforme. Esta nueva situación a la que se enfrenta la protagonista sin duda da mucho juego entre ella y el hermano Salvatore malvado. La situación en la que se encuentra es desesperada y necesita ayuda para entender lo que le está pasando y para aceptarlo, esto hace que el vampiro empiece a mostrar un lado más afable, más colaborador. Vemos en profundidad otros aspectos de este personaje, L. J. Smith nos muestra toda una nueva cara de Damon, lo que hace que sea el personaje más interesante y más lleno de matices de la saga. La relación entre Elena y Damon se desarrolla y eso provoca la ira de Stefan. La tensión entre los tres es evidente pero tendrán que colaborar entre ellos si quieren vencer a un mal mucho más grande que ellos que está amenazando Fell's Church. Es conmovedor ver cómo, por Elena, estos dos hermanos enfrentados a muerte desde hace siglos, se unen para descubrir quien acecha sus vidas.

En este libro también se explica mucho más la habilidad mágica de Bonnie, cosa que se agradece para entender cómo es ella, lo que puede hacer y hasta dónde puede llegar. Sin embargo, Matt, el perfecto exnovio de Elena sigue igual y a veces me desespera leer todo lo que puede arrastrarse y rebajarse por ella.

En resumen, un buen libro en el que no paran de pasar cosas que nos empujan hacia adelante en la historia. Una vez más el final invita a levantarse corriendo del sillón y coger el siguiente libro para seguir leyendo.(less)

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Jun 24, 2011 Fairuz rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: teenagers, vampire-lovers

The beginning of the story was quite interesting. The writing really drew me in, but then it was a downwards spiral from there. But, the plot itself is pretty well done. A lot of things put down in the first and second novel comes up here and you can really see the story tensing up for an eventual conclusion.

I can see how Stefan's broody-angsty-ness can be very appealing. I can even see how Damon's bad-boy with a soft heart somewhere-deep-inside attitude is very appealing. The main three charact...more

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May 16, 2011 SnowyAngel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 4-stars-genuinely-good, series, young-adult, paranormal-romance, urban-fantasy, vampires

Sometimes, safeguarding the people you love requires the Ultimate Sacrifice

Elena has died and reincarnated as a vampire. As she struggles to come to terms with her new self, a strange power reveals its sinister intentions in Fell's Church. Elena and her town get dragged into the Salvatore brothers' past as haunting secrets are revealed. However, this power, also responsible for Elena's death, is seaking for blood, killing whatever comes in its wake, and in order to let those around her live Elen...more

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Jan 19, 2011 Truly rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

"Dan siapa aku? Kamu tahu siapa aku?"
Elena terseyum kepadanya..........
"Tentu saja. Kamu Damon dan aku mencintaimu"

Elena Gilbert bukanlah gadis yang sama dengan gadis yang dicintai banyak orang. Ia bukan lagi gadis yang populer di sekolah, ia bukan lagi ratu di sekolah. Ia bukan gadis yang dicintai dan mencitai Stefen. Walau ada saat-saat ia merasa lebih aman dalam pelukan Stefan. Bahkan juga saat Stefan tidak takut lagi mengatakan bahwa ia mencintai Elena.

Ada sesuatu yang salah pada diri Elena!...more

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Jan 11, 2011 Comicfairy (Leanne) rated it 3 of 5 stars

I grew up on LJ Smith and though this is a good series, she has better. In terms of general environment, the books are definitely spookier and more atmospheric than their TV counterpart. In terms of actual plot, I would honestly just recommend the TV show. I don't think I've EVER said that before in a review, but it is true in this case. Stefan and Elena (in the books) are a very boring couple. I was always disappointed that Elena did not end up with Damon in the books, who was always more intri...more

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Mar 14, 2010 Amy rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: people who wanted to like Twilight, but didn't

Shelves: ya, series

It's kind of hard to deal with the first three novels of the series individually, as they seem (to me, at least) to tell only one story. It's also hard to deal with these novels on their own, and not compare them to Twilight, so let's start there, with the comparison:

I have no idea why, after hating Twilight so very much, I was even remotely interested in The Vampire Diaries. Probably it was the cute boys on the tv show. Regardless, I'm really glad that I followed up, because The Vampire Diaries...more It's kind of hard to deal with the first three novels of the series individually, as they seem (to me, at least) to tell only one story. It's also hard to deal with these novels on their own, and not compare them to Twilight, so let's start there, with the comparison:

I have no idea why, after hating Twilight so very much, I was even remotely interested in The Vampire Diaries. Probably it was the cute boys on the tv show. Regardless, I'm really glad that I followed up, because The Vampire Diaries is, for me, everything that Twilight is not. First and foremost, the female heroine is actually someone I liked. Elena isn't perfect, certainly - she's very selfish and isn't terrible concerned about the people who aren't her friends. But, unlike Bella, she does actually have friends, who she genuinely likes, who she isn't constantly thinking about how much they suck. So, for me, she was much easier to take.

The presence of the friends help a lot too - they're very interesting characters, and in some ways more developed than Elena herself, which makes it a pleasure to spend time with them. Also, Meredith rocks pretty hard, and I'm really sad that they left her out of the tv show (although I am glad that they made Bonnie less screamy).

But there is plenty to scream about in these books. I know I scare pretty easily, but I think the books do a good job of creating a creepy atmosphere, not just a drizzly one. Also, in The Vampire Diaries, the vampires are actual vampires - lots of people get killed, violently. Which isn't necessarily something everyone looks for in a book, but it's nice that the author was able to commit to her premise.

As for Stefan, he is miles above Edward as a character - he's older, and more mature, without being condescending to the humans who befriend him. Also, he doesn't creepily spy on Elena while she's sleeping, or sneak into her room to steal stuff, or make unilateral decisions about their relationship. He views Elena as an equal, rather than a thing, which is a little sad actually, that YA literature would regress so much between 1991 and 2004.

As for this third novel - while I have zero complaints about the first two, I do have to say that I found the denouement of The Fury to be ever so slightly disappointing. There was some unnecessary back-pedaling on exactly how evil Damon is, and, once again, the forces of Good prevailed over those of True Evil not necessarily because Good is better, but because Evil talks too much. Evil, apparently, never saw The Incredibles - which, I suppose it couldn't have way back in 1991 - and is therefore completely un-hipped to the dangers of monologuing. After 2.75 books of build up, it was a little bit of a let down. However, that is kind of a minor quibble about something that I enjoyed so much, and though not unexpected, the ending is fitting and ultimately was not unsatisfying. (less)

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Mar 05, 2010 Mishel Zabala rated it 4 of 5 stars

After drowning from a car accident on the bridge in Fells Church, Virginia, Elena returns from the dead as a vampire. The idea baffles the grief stricken Stefan because he was sure that he hadn't given her enough blood to change her. But he soon learns the truth as he discovers that Damon has also been exchanging blood with her. And after Elena returns, she's highly irrational and tries to kill Stefan. But luckily Damon stops her...

After drinking blood from Matt and about four days of rest, her...more

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Jan 06, 2010 Heather Hamilton rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010, paranormal, series

After finishing book three of the Vampire Diaries, and liking it considerably more than the first two installments, I noticed the irony of the titles and how I felt about each book.

The Awakening - I never woke up for it.

The Struggle - I struggled to get through it.

The Fury - I was gonna be really irritated if this book wasn't moderately better than the first two.

Thank you! It was better! (Moderately.)

Even though I admire people who can put books down when they don't like them, I find that I lear...more

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Dec 22, 2009 Jill rated it 5 of 5 stars

This review is just for "The Fury" which is book three in the "Vampire Diaries" series. This series continues to surprise me. SPOILER ALERT I did not expect Elena to be turned into a vampire. I know it is the logical outcome of spending time with vampires, but when it happened in book two I was surprised. I kind of put the book down in shock at that point. Then the conclusion of this one was full of more surprises. It turns out I was totally wrong about who the Other Power was. Part of me hopes...more

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Nov 18, 2009 Viveia94 added it

The third book deals with Elena's adjustment to her vampirism, as well as her confusion over loving both brothers. Stefan finds Elena dead, and believes that Damon was the force chasing Elena. They fight, and in the middle of it, Elena awakens, and attacks Stefan— Damon had given Elena more of his blood in the exchange, and, as such, Elena viewed Stefan as a threat to her creator. They stop the fight, Stefan is heart broken, assuming that her attack meant she loved Damon more, and Damon tries to...more

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Oct 08, 2009 Janelle Dazzlepants rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, vampires, fantasy, urban-fantasy

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Oh maaaaaan, what can I say about this book? If you thought The Struggle was epic, The Fury is EPIC. We learn the truth about The Other Power, Meredith's family secret, the spirit who talks through Bonnie, and who Alaric Saltzman really is. And in the process we cry like a bitch. Or at least I do. ;)

I tried to write this review without spoilers, but I really can't. I feel the need to keyboard smash (in a goodway!) about Katherine being the Other Power and having faked her death :O I'd only enter...more

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Sep 17, 2010 Blodeuedd Finland rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-romance, ya

Stefan
Tormented after losing Elena, he's determined to end the feud with his brother, Damon--whatever the cost.

Damon
Mocking Stefan and Elena, he laughs in the face of doom.

Elena
Wild with her craving for blood, she confronts the ultimate evil.

The terrifying story of two vampire brothers and the beautiful girl torn between them.

Genre: Paranormal romance, YA
Pages: 256
Published: 1991

The Vampire Diaries #3

Something evil is in town. People think Stefan is a murderer, and Elena is a vampire. So everyon...more

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May 29, 2012 Sofia Teixeira rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Não há como voltar atrás. Elena transformou-se e com isso a sua mente parece ter levado um abanão completo. Não reconhece mais Stefan como o seu grande amor, mas sim Damon. E é com ele a seu lado que ela deseja passar o resto do tempo, mesmo que para isso tenha que destruir Stefan. Durará esta confusão mental muito tempo?

Enquanto este dilema se alastra, um outro Poder começa-se a manifestar com cada vez mais intensidade espalhando o caos e o medo por toda a comunidade. Enquanto os amigos mais pr...more

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Sep 22, 2010 Supernatural Book Club rated it 1 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Yes, I kept reading it. If you've read either of my previous reviews of these books I'm sure you think I'm crazy for subjecting myself to more of this torture and wasting more of my time. I think you might be right, perhaps I am crazy. There have been plenty of series that I never read past the first book, so it isn't an undying desire to finish what I've started, I quit stuff all the time, perhaps it's that as ridiculous as this book was, it was not boring. I wanted to see how it ended, rolling...more Yes, I kept reading it. If you've read either of my previous reviews of these books I'm sure you think I'm crazy for subjecting myself to more of this torture and wasting more of my time. I think you might be right, perhaps I am crazy. There have been plenty of series that I never read past the first book, so it isn't an undying desire to finish what I've started, I quit stuff all the time, perhaps it's that as ridiculous as this book was, it was not boring. I wanted to see how it ended, rolling my eyes the entire way.

This book starts out right after Elena has "died" and woke up a vampire (a side effect of having unknowingly ingested too much of both Stefan and Damon's blood over a long period of time). Somehow during this transformation Elena has forgotten that she loves Stefan and is convinced she instead loves Damon, whether this phenomenon is a result of having more of Damon's blood then of Stefan's or if it's just a fluke, it's not really explained. Surprisingly, Damon does not take this as fact and instead shows the first bit of chivalry and kindness and stops Elena from killing Stefan (as Stefan is trying to harm Damon), and tells Stefan we have to get to the cause of her change in behavior before they take anything she says seriously. This is a total un-Damon like thing to do, all things point to him being overjoyed by this turn of events and not caring what caused it, just wanting the "win" against his brother.
From this point Damon becomes a different character, I suppose it could be seen as a more "likeable" character, as he is far more helpful and no longer, above all else, desires to destroy his brother. To me it just seemed bland and fake. I almost prefer the total jerk, at least he seemed somewhat interesting. This new version is like a robot.
Spoilers ahead:
It is revealed at the end of the book that the town founder's wife Honoria Fell was a witch and since her death has been protecting the town. One would think that if that were the case she's obviously doing a terrible job, as a teacher is killed and vampires have come and settle in "her" town. Plus, the whole "mystery presence" in this book. So when she tells the gang "I'm done now, the coming battle is yours", they should be thinking, well great, as you were providing so much help to begin with. Whatever.

It is finally revealed that the cause of all the terrible occurrences is Katherine (not Damon as Stefan and Elena thought), who actually is not dead but faked her own death to make Damon and Stefan "sorry" all those years ago when she "turned" them both. Katherine is also responsible for Elena's "death", but did not count on her having had Damon and Stefan's blood and therefore becoming a vampire.

In the end Elena (without her "magic" ring that protects vampires from sunlight in these books) leaps at Katherine, removing her pendant that is protecting her, and they both burn in the sunlight. Elena's dying words to Damon and Stefan are to take care of each other. The book ends with Elena having sacrificed herself to save Stefan, Damon, and the town. Seems simple enough. A definite ending to a trilogy, it even says "The final conflict" right on the cover of the book, seems pretty definitive to me...

Bottom Line: C-/D+. This book does provide closure, and if you've read the first 2 books, the 3rd seems like a definite end...(less)

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Jan 30, 2011 Nilo Di Stefano rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Ritmo e sorprese
Quando scrissi la recensione al secondo capitolo della saga del Diario del vampiro, dissi che mi sarei aspettato cambiamenti nella struttura del romanzo che sembrava avesse perso ritmo e pathos. In effetti la Smith ha fatto un ottimo lavoro con questo terzo capitolo del diario. La struttura è sempre la stessa, cambiano però personaggi e anche la trama risulta essere più nera e appassionata. Colpi di scena e momenti thriller non mancano, e rispetto al secondo volume l'aspetto da v...more

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Oct 15, 2012 Courtney rated it 5 of 5 stars

***WARNING: Contains spoilers from the first two books***

The Vampire Diaries: The Fury takes place right where the second one left off. Elena is now a vampire and she has lost her memory. Well, everything related to Stefan at least and even believes that she is in love with Damon. Even though Stefan didn't take very much blood from her it didn't matter because Damon was taking it also. After leaving the celebration on Founder's Day, Elena is chased by a storm that she senses is malevolent. She t...more ***WARNING: Contains spoilers from the first two books***

The Vampire Diaries: The Fury takes place right where the second one left off. Elena is now a vampire and she has lost her memory. Well, everything related to Stefan at least and even believes that she is in love with Damon. Even though Stefan didn't take very much blood from her it didn't matter because Damon was taking it also. After leaving the celebration on Founder's Day, Elena is chased by a storm that she senses is malevolent. She tries to get away but when she drives over Wickery Bridge it breaks and she falls in. Since Elena had ingested vampire blood she becomes one after she drowns. When Stefan arrives he tries to save her but it is already too late.

Stefan believes Damon is the one who killed her so he attacks him after feeding on, and almost killing, four or five people. When Elena awakens she attacks Stefan because she believes she is in love with Damon and wants to protect him. After realizing Elena is a vampire and no longer knows him he becomes devastated and willingly lets her bite him over and over. Damon eventually stops her. They later realize that in order for her to get her memory back she needs to feed on human blood. The rest of the book is spent trying to figure out who killed Elena and what is causing all of the weird things that have been happening in Fells Church.

I absolutely loved this book. Damon is as awesome as ever and Elena's personality is completely different. She's no longer the evil queen bee, now she's a more caring and understanding person who doesn't think about only herself. The ending was great and wasn't predictable at all. Even though I didn't like the first book very much I'm very happy that I finished the trilogy. It gets better as you get further into the story. I would only recommend this series if you have a thing for tragedies because that's exactly what Damon and Stefan's lives are. What happened with Katherine makes me feel bad for them and the same thing is happening all over again with Elena. Even though I love Damon, I've always thought that Stefan and Elena belong together.(less)

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Oct 14, 2011 Whitney rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, young-adult, reviewed

The Fury was quite a bit better than The Awakening and The Struggle - enough to earn 3 stars! This book is more exciting as it relies less on exploring Elena's teenaged angsty, romantic feelings. (view spoiler) If you made it through the first two...more

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Jan 18, 2011 Jehs rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own

The books are getting a hell of a lot better. The writing has improved tenfold, the characters are becoming much more interesting and have some complexity to them now.

Damon's not just the "evil brother" anymore, he has something softer about him. Stefan is less mysterious and regular becoming a bit more bitter and dark in this novel. Elena... well her change is the most obvious, and I won't spoil it for people who haven't read the books.

So far, I've liked this book the best, it's like the other...more

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Jul 02, 2010 Bella (Bella's Wonderworld) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: all-age-fantasy, joung-adult, jugendliteratur, vampir-literatur

Alle halten Elena nach ihrem Unfall an der Brücke für Tod…doch durch das Blut von Damon und Stefano, dass in ihren Adern fließt, wird sie selbst zum Vampir. Berrauscht durch ihre Verwandlung stürzt sie sich mit Mordabsichten auf Stefano den sie für ihren Feind hält. Im letzten Augenblick geht Damon zwischen die kämpfenden Vampire um Elena Zeit für sich zu geben um wieder zu klaren Gedanken zu kommen.

Schon in den nächsten Tagen findet Elena zu sich zurück und kehrt zu ihrem Geliebten zurück. Die...more

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Mar 16, 2013 Beth rated it 4 of 5 stars

"The Fury" by LJ Smith is part of the vampire diaries series. It is book 3. The book is fiction. It is about Elena Gilbert, who had been in a car crash and comes back as a vampire. She has 13 days to fix everything before she dies. As well as this, Stefan and Damon have to join forces to defeat the other power who turns about to be an old face. In my opinion, this book can be confusing at points but very understandable aswell. It has too many diary entries from too many different people, that is...more

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L.J. SMITH has written over two dozen books for young adults, including The Vampire Diaries, now a hit TV show. She has also written the bestselling Night World series and The Forbidden Game, as well as the #1 New York Times bestselling Dark Visions. She loves to walk the trails and beaches in Point Reyes, California, daydreaming about her latest book. She also loves to hear from readers (info@lja...more

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The Awakening and The Struggle (The Vampire Diaries, #1-2)

The Fury and Dark Reunion (The Vampire Diaries, #3-4)

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“Very touching. Do you want me to imitate a violin?” — 87 people liked it

“Something was shining on Damon's face. She reached toward it, touched it, and lifted her fingers away in wonder.
"Don't be sad," she told him, feeling the cool wetness on her fingertips. But a pang of worry disturbed her. Who was there to understand Damon now? Who would be there to push him, to try to see what was really inside him? "You have to take care of each other," she said, realizing it. A little strength came back to her, like a candle flaring in the wind. "Stefan, will you promise? Promise to take care of each other?” — 80 people liked it

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The Fury (The Vampire Diaries #3)

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