See You Later

Another one of Christopher Pike’s sci fi novels. It was alright. I think that sci fi, with all its philosophical meanderings and moral questions, just isn’t my jam. When I read a Pike novel I want murder and mayhem, not enlightenment.

This is the very first Christopher Pike book I ever read, back when I was a teenager. After a time when all I read were Sweet Dreams and the Sweet Valleys, this one mada a huge impression on me, and I became crazy about Pike, starting my extensive collection. It was probably also the beginning of my love affair with the horror and fantasy genre.

I'm a very forgetful person, but until now I remember the basic plot of this story and the impression it made on me. The fantastic elements fascinated me and opened my mind to a whole new world of ideas. This book was certainly pivotal in the direction my reading took.

Another one of Christopher Pike’s sci fi novels. It was alright. I think that sci fi, with all its philosophical meanderings and moral questions, just isn’t my jam. When I read a Pike novel I want murder and mayhem, not enlightenment.

See You Later was always one of my favorite Christopher Pike books when I was growing up. It stood out as being one of his most polished stories, being a fun time travel story.

A fun look back at afternoons past. Not a bad book, a little too open ended for my taste, but it does keep you guessing.

It is not easy to stay happy living on memories alone.

Full review soon.

Mark has just fallen in love for the first time. Her name is Becky and unfortunately for Mark, she already has a boyfriend. Mark tries his best, but he is unable to win Becky for himself--until he meets Vincent and Kara and strange things start to happen.