Bury Me Deep (edition 2001)

by Christopher Pike

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Title:	Bury Me Deep
Authors:	Christopher Pike
Info:	Simon Pulse (2001), Mass Market Paperback, 224 pages
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So this is a ghost story I read in middle school and decided to reread on a whim before shipping it off for swapping. I actually enjoyed it more than I thought I would- a lot of the teen ghost stories I read in middle school did not stand up to rereading. One thing that I definitely remembered from reading this book the first time which has stuck with me are the vivid descriptions of scuba diving. It really made me want to scuba dive. That's still not possible with my ears (perforated ear drum on one side), but snorkeling has been an exciting alternative. So I'm glad I re-read it. (

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t1bnotown | Jan 14, 2013 |

This was the first Christopher Pike book that I read. I picked it up when I was about nine years old, on vacation, while the adults were doing something in the other room. I needed something to read, and this was on the bookshelf.

For some reason, after that, I became a huge Christopher Pike fan. I have no idea why, because this book scared the daylights out of me, especially the parts about rotting corpses and people getting the Bends. I devoured all of his other stuff, reading the ones I liked over and over again, but I was always afraid to reread this one. Just look at the cover! A HAND is coming out of a GRAVE! It's going to get me aaaaah! (

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notemily | Jan 30, 2010 |

This was my first book from Christopher Pike. I know it's probably not the best of all his wonderful books, but it's the most memorable because it started me on the journey of the wonder of reading his books, so it will always be one of my favourites. Aside from the fact that it's my first Pike book, it's also a really great book! Pike makes you think things differently. He thinks differently, he is one of the most original writers I've ever read, nothing predictable, nothing cliche. I just wish he'll write faster than I can read him. LOL! (

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THE DEAD BOY WOULD NOT GO AWAY.

Jean is on her way to Hawaii for a week of fun in the sun. But the vacation gets off to a gruesome start. The boy sitting beside her on the plane suddenly chokes and dies. Jean tries to push the incident out of her mind when she arrives on the island, but that's impossible. Part of the reason is because Mike keeps coming back to her in her dreams. Horrible dreams filled with cold blood.

Two of Jean's friends are waiting for her in Hawaii -- Mandy and Michele. They have already made friends with two young men who teach scuba diving at the hotel -- Dave and Johnny. Jean and Johnny quickly become friends. But there are problems in paradise. Dave and Johnny have recently lost a partner in the ocean. No one knows how he died. No one can find his body. But then Jean finds Mike's body. It isn't where it's supposed to be, and it seems as if it's still got some life in it.

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