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bookish_bobbin's review against another edition
4.0
It took me a little longer to get into than others but once I did it was a tale with twists and turns that made my head spin. I figured it out sort of towards the end but it was still bloody good.
linddykal's review against another edition
4.0
I read this in eighth grade. I remember it being crazy, bizarre, and scary even for Christopher Pike.
icameheretoread's review against another edition
4.0
I didn't love this one, but I didn't hate it either!
Here are my notes:
This image, "...the insects and the weather had gotten to him by the time a ranger stumbled across his fleshless finger, pointing through the sun-baked mud at the blazing sky" (pg 16)
She was a big brunette, on the gray side of forty. (pg 67)
Christopher Pike meets H.P. Lovecraft
The ridiculous amount of planning that went into the creation and running of this scavenger hunt and no one thought to pack shovels?
I'm confused as to how the land lizards relate to the Lizard Ancients. Is that what's in the pool? What's up with the acid?
Is there a sequel?
Here are my notes:
This image, "...the insects and the weather had gotten to him by the time a ranger stumbled across his fleshless finger, pointing through the sun-baked mud at the blazing sky" (pg 16)
She was a big brunette, on the gray side of forty. (pg 67)
Christopher Pike meets H.P. Lovecraft
The ridiculous amount of planning that went into the creation and running of this scavenger hunt and no one thought to pack shovels?
I'm confused as to how the land lizards relate to the Lizard Ancients. Is that what's in the pool? What's up with the acid?
Is there a sequel?
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