Description

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A feminist mystery that author Jessica Goodman called "whip-smart and lowkey hilarious", about the dark side of a hopeless romantic's seemingly perfect love story.

Play to win.

Alyson Benowitz is a romantic, and sometimes that gets her into trouble—like when she falls for boys who aren’t into her. But this time it’s different. Her connection with Brenton Riggs Jr., a star athlete at her elite prep school, isn’t just in her head. She’s swept up in her first real relationship.

Then she hears the rumors about a competition the Sullivan-Stewart guys started to see who can get with the most girls. It’s deeply disturbing . . . if it’s true. Is Brenton with Alyson for the right reasons—or is he trying to win some gross game?

And when the girls at school take matters into their own hands, things take an unsettling turn. Lies, secrets, backstabbing . . . when push comes to shove, who’ll be left standing?

About the Author

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Jordyn Taylor is the deputy digital editor at Men’s Health magazine and the award-winning author of the young adult novels The Paper Girl of Paris and Don't Breathe a Word. She is also an adjunct professor of journalism at New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. Jordyn was born and raised in Toronto, Canada, and now lives in New York.

Praise For…

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Praise for THE REVENGE GAME: 

"A whip-smart (and lowkey hilarious!) mystery with a pitch-perfect protagonist and a spot-on message about the dangers of unchecked misogyny. The Revenge Game is a thrilling romp from start to finish."—Jessica Goodman NYT bestselling author of They Wish They Were Us

"It all comes together to give us that level of thrill that we obviously cannot get enough of, especially when it comes to Jordyn's books."—Cosmopolitan

"Smartly written, it's a feminist mystery that'll keep the reader glued."—Women's Health

"A fiercely feminist novel. Hand to fans of Karen M. McManus and Jessica Goodman."—SLJ

"A highly readable mystery about toxic masculinity and the friendships that exist within and in spite of it."—Booklist

"An empowering and timely feminist mystery." —Kirkus Reviews