Scavenger Hunt

published	December 1st 1989 by Archway Paperbacks
binding	Mass Market Paperback
isbn	0671736868 (isbn13: 9780671736866)
ebook
pages	215
setting	United States
description	The hunt was on School was almost over. A secretive club on campus had organized a scavenger hunt for the entire senior class. In small grou...more [close] The hunt was on School was almost over. A secretive club on campus had organized a scavenger hunt for the entire senior class. In small groups, and with the help of cleverly planted clues, the kids are led throughout the city, and then deep into the nighttime desert. The sponsoring club has promised a wonderful prize for the first group to reach the goal of the hunt. But for Carl Timmons, a troubled young man who has recently lost his best friend, the hunt will become a nightmare. Led astray by his love for a strangely beautiful girl, he will wander far from the others, and back into a haunted past, where the line between the living and the dead is blurred and broken. [close]
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Melissa rated it:

06/12/07

bookshelves: christopher-pike

Oh the fondness. I like Pike's standalones and read them mostly instead of his series. I've reread most of my other favorites within the past several years, but haven't been able to get ahold of a copy of Scavenger Hunt for a long time.

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Spacegoat rated it:

08/01/08

bookshelves: reread, young_adult

Read in July, 2008

I had to reread this book when I saw it as I was cleaning off my shelf. The beginning was great and I remembered why I liked it, but the end was so terrible. I guess it was a stepping stone to becoming the reader I am today.

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Brendakins rated it:

04/07/08

bookshelves: teen-pulp

Read in April, 1990

This book started a tradition in my family of "gray fingers". Whenever you're reading something so scary you don't want to go to bed because of the nightmares, it's gray fingers. I was 13, this book scared me that bad!

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Jessica rated it:

08/20/07

bookshelves: mysteryconspiracy, readin07, youngadult

Read in August, 2007

recommends it for: people that like a good mystery

I read Christopher Pike books when I was in jr high. They are quick reads, good mysteries. I decided to read them again and have really enjoyed them again.

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