Resolved: You're Dead (Horror High, #2) by Nicholas Adams

Resolved: You're Dead (Horror High, #2) Reviews

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  Jeffrey Canino

  High school debate team rivals murdering each other indiscriminately? ✅
  Shockingly gory violence for a 90s teen thriller? ✅
  Medium speed snowmobile chases across a frozen lake? ✅
  A gratuitous scene of a carful of teens driving all the way to another town to attend a Humphrey Bogart film festival? ✅
  
  Coleman Stokes wrote the first five Horror High novels, and I've gotta check out the other four stat cuz this one was WILD. 🤯🤯🤯
  Here I was thinking I was pulling a Fear Street Lite out of the fridge when instead I gulped down a Pike Ultra.
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  Sally

  Unresolved: Why everyone kept calling it the “debating-team” instead of the “debate team”. Who says debating-team?!
  
  Also, I didn’t expect the time jump from the beginning of the school year to Christmas, but I’m always down for more Christmas horror.
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  Erica Leigh

  Well that escalated quickly
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  J.D.

  Things are off to a good start when Lisa and her boyfriend, Skip both make the debate team at school. Their good luck doesn't last long though when Skip is found dead.
  
  The deadly prank gone wrong sets off a horrible chain reaction of secrets and even death for those on the debate team.
  
  A pretty good predictable read that escalated quickly towards the end.
  
  There wasn't really anything original or memorable about this one overall.
  
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  Veronika

  1 star
  
  I have to admit that I am so happy I´m done with this book. It was a kind of little bit crazy, creepy and egoistic book with a strange storyline, and weird characters.
  I didn´t like the plot much neither any of the characters. Don´t have more words to say.
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  Sarah

  6 debate team friends hanging out at a lake-house. It's senior year and one of them will get a scholarship. A prank turns deadly and someone drowns by accident. 2 can keep a secret if no one else finds out, unless the prank was really murder and not an accident. It was supposed to be fun and safe, parents and kids cooking food and helping out like one huge family. But something sinister is lucking outside.
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  D.L.

  What a weird book.
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  Amanda

  I've always liked these quick teen "horror" reads, but this one is pretty awful. There is no real mystery to it, since you know halfway through the book who the killer is. There is one twist at the end, but it's a pretty predictable one. Definitely not something I've ever read again, and I'm not likely to seek out anything else by this author.
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  Nattie

  Ur...no. Just no.