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90's teen horror novel where “Mike” goes on a date with a girl to see their favourite band “The Zombies” [closed]
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This was a teen horror book from the 90s. It is not Point Horror, Fear Street, or Goosebumps. I am sure the the title was "Bad Blood"; however, I have searched online and can't find it.
The story of what I recall was a guy named "Mike", I think, and he is in high school and is in love with this girl. He wins tickets to a gig for their favourite band (I think they were called "The Zombies") so he asks the girl to go and she agrees.
On the drive to the gig they approach a bridge above them and someone throws a brick at the car and runs away. The date is ruined and Mike (if that is his name) I think persuades her to carry on with the date. They get to the gig only to discover I think that the tickets are fake. The girl after the the events demands to be taken home.
Throughout the book bad things happen to both of them: I think a pet is killed and other friends die, etc. Turns out it is Mike's best friend who is stalking them, as he is jealous.
story-identification novel young-adult horror
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This was a teen horror book from the 90s. It is not Point Horror, Fear Street, or Goosebumps. I am sure the the title was "Bad Blood"; however, I have searched online and can't find it.
The story of what I recall was a guy named "Mike", I think, and he is in high school and is in love with this girl. He wins tickets to a gig for their favourite band (I think they were called "The Zombies") so he asks the girl to go and she agrees.
On the drive to the gig they approach a bridge above them and someone throws a brick at the car and runs away. The date is ruined and Mike (if that is his name) I think persuades her to carry on with the date. They get to the gig only to discover I think that the tickets are fake. The girl after the the events demands to be taken home.
Throughout the book bad things happen to both of them: I think a pet is killed and other friends die, etc. Turns out it is Mike's best friend who is stalking them, as he is jealous.
story-identification novel young-adult horror
edited Apr 15 at 8:51
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closed as off-topic by TheLethalCarrot, Skooba, Edlothiad, Jenayah, DavidW Apr 15 at 14:29
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- "This question does not appear to be about science fiction or fantasy within the scope defined in the help center." – Skooba, Edlothiad, Jenayah, DavidW
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Hi, welcome to SF&F. Can you remember any fantasy elements to this story?
– DavidW
Apr 15 at 1:52
Could you describe the cover, please? If possible, draw a rough approximation of it; questions such as this one have been found by the askers drawing a thing resembling their memories of the cover.
– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 2:43
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This was a teen horror book from the 90s. It is not Point Horror, Fear Street, or Goosebumps. I am sure the the title was "Bad Blood"; however, I have searched online and can't find it.
The story of what I recall was a guy named "Mike", I think, and he is in high school and is in love with this girl. He wins tickets to a gig for their favourite band (I think they were called "The Zombies") so he asks the girl to go and she agrees.
On the drive to the gig they approach a bridge above them and someone throws a brick at the car and runs away. The date is ruined and Mike (if that is his name) I think persuades her to carry on with the date. They get to the gig only to discover I think that the tickets are fake. The girl after the the events demands to be taken home.
Throughout the book bad things happen to both of them: I think a pet is killed and other friends die, etc. Turns out it is Mike's best friend who is stalking them, as he is jealous.
story-identification novel young-adult horror
edited Apr 15 at 8:51
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asked Apr 14 at 23:51
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This was a teen horror book from the 90s. It is not Point Horror, Fear Street, or Goosebumps. I am sure the the title was "Bad Blood"; however, I have searched online and can't find it.
The story of what I recall was a guy named "Mike", I think, and he is in high school and is in love with this girl. He wins tickets to a gig for their favourite band (I think they were called "The Zombies") so he asks the girl to go and she agrees.
On the drive to the gig they approach a bridge above them and someone throws a brick at the car and runs away. The date is ruined and Mike (if that is his name) I think persuades her to carry on with the date. They get to the gig only to discover I think that the tickets are fake. The girl after the the events demands to be taken home.
Throughout the book bad things happen to both of them: I think a pet is killed and other friends die, etc. Turns out it is Mike's best friend who is stalking them, as he is jealous.
story-identification novel young-adult horror
story-identification novel young-adult horror
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closed as off-topic by TheLethalCarrot, Skooba, Edlothiad, Jenayah, DavidW Apr 15 at 14:29
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closed as off-topic by TheLethalCarrot, Skooba, Edlothiad, Jenayah, DavidW Apr 15 at 14:29
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Hi, welcome to SF&F. Can you remember any fantasy elements to this story?
– DavidW
Apr 15 at 1:52
Could you describe the cover, please? If possible, draw a rough approximation of it; questions such as this one have been found by the askers drawing a thing resembling their memories of the cover.
– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 2:43
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Hi, welcome to SF&F. Can you remember any fantasy elements to this story?
– DavidW
Apr 15 at 1:52
Could you describe the cover, please? If possible, draw a rough approximation of it; questions such as this one have been found by the askers drawing a thing resembling their memories of the cover.
– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 2:43
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Hi, welcome to SF&F. Can you remember any fantasy elements to this story?
– DavidW
Apr 15 at 1:52
Hi, welcome to SF&F. Can you remember any fantasy elements to this story?
– DavidW
Apr 15 at 1:52
Could you describe the cover, please? If possible, draw a rough approximation of it; questions such as this one have been found by the askers drawing a thing resembling their memories of the cover.
– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 2:43
Could you describe the cover, please? If possible, draw a rough approximation of it; questions such as this one have been found by the askers drawing a thing resembling their memories of the cover.
– Stormblessed
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This is Bad Blood by Peter Kennedy (1996). It is the fifth book in the "Fun Fax Horror" series. It is young adult, according to Goodreads.
Summary (emphasis mine):
Mike Campbell can't believe his luck: he's got two free Zombies tickets and the most popular girl in his class has agreed to go to the concert with him! What Mike doesn't realise is that he's just made a deadly date with murder...
Should jealousy really push anyone this far?
Goodreads
Found with the query "bad blood" horror "book" in Google Search.
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I didn't even realise YA was a demographic that existed in 1996. I'd find this sort of thing under "teen fiction".
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This is Bad Blood by Peter Kennedy (1996). It is the fifth book in the "Fun Fax Horror" series. It is young adult, according to Goodreads.
Summary (emphasis mine):
Mike Campbell can't believe his luck: he's got two free Zombies tickets and the most popular girl in his class has agreed to go to the concert with him! What Mike doesn't realise is that he's just made a deadly date with murder...
Should jealousy really push anyone this far?
Goodreads
Found with the query "bad blood" horror "book" in Google Search.
answered Apr 15 at 2:49
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– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 3:18
I didn't even realise YA was a demographic that existed in 1996. I'd find this sort of thing under "teen fiction".
– DoctorPenguin
Apr 15 at 9:33
add a comment |
This is Bad Blood by Peter Kennedy (1996). It is the fifth book in the "Fun Fax Horror" series. It is young adult, according to Goodreads.
Summary (emphasis mine):
Mike Campbell can't believe his luck: he's got two free Zombies tickets and the most popular girl in his class has agreed to go to the concert with him! What Mike doesn't realise is that he's just made a deadly date with murder...
Should jealousy really push anyone this far?
Goodreads
Found with the query "bad blood" horror "book" in Google Search.
answered Apr 15 at 2:49
StormblessedStormblessed
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Please accept this answer by hitting the checkmark under the voting buttons to mark this as identified.
– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 3:18
I didn't even realise YA was a demographic that existed in 1996. I'd find this sort of thing under "teen fiction".
– DoctorPenguin
Apr 15 at 9:33
add a comment |
This is Bad Blood by Peter Kennedy (1996). It is the fifth book in the "Fun Fax Horror" series. It is young adult, according to Goodreads.
Summary (emphasis mine):
Mike Campbell can't believe his luck: he's got two free Zombies tickets and the most popular girl in his class has agreed to go to the concert with him! What Mike doesn't realise is that he's just made a deadly date with murder...
Should jealousy really push anyone this far?
Goodreads
Found with the query "bad blood" horror "book" in Google Search.
answered Apr 15 at 2:49
StormblessedStormblessed
2,6971941
This is Bad Blood by Peter Kennedy (1996). It is the fifth book in the "Fun Fax Horror" series. It is young adult, according to Goodreads.
Summary (emphasis mine):
Mike Campbell can't believe his luck: he's got two free Zombies tickets and the most popular girl in his class has agreed to go to the concert with him! What Mike doesn't realise is that he's just made a deadly date with murder...
Should jealousy really push anyone this far?
Goodreads
Found with the query "bad blood" horror "book" in Google Search.
answered Apr 15 at 2:49
StormblessedStormblessed
2,6971941
edited Apr 15 at 3:21
answered Apr 15 at 2:49
StormblessedStormblessed
2,6971941
answered Apr 15 at 2:49
StormblessedStormblessed
2,6971941
answered Apr 15 at 2:49
StormblessedStormblessed
2,6971941
2,6971941
1
Please accept this answer by hitting the checkmark under the voting buttons to mark this as identified.
– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 3:18
I didn't even realise YA was a demographic that existed in 1996. I'd find this sort of thing under "teen fiction".
– DoctorPenguin
Apr 15 at 9:33
add a comment |
1
Please accept this answer by hitting the checkmark under the voting buttons to mark this as identified.
– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 3:18
I didn't even realise YA was a demographic that existed in 1996. I'd find this sort of thing under "teen fiction".
– DoctorPenguin
Apr 15 at 9:33
1
1
Please accept this answer by hitting the checkmark under the voting buttons to mark this as identified.
– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 3:18
Please accept this answer by hitting the checkmark under the voting buttons to mark this as identified.
– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 3:18
I didn't even realise YA was a demographic that existed in 1996. I'd find this sort of thing under "teen fiction".
– DoctorPenguin
Apr 15 at 9:33
I didn't even realise YA was a demographic that existed in 1996. I'd find this sort of thing under "teen fiction".
– DoctorPenguin
Apr 15 at 9:33
add a comment |
2
Hi, welcome to SF&F. Can you remember any fantasy elements to this story?
– DavidW
Apr 15 at 1:52
Could you describe the cover, please? If possible, draw a rough approximation of it; questions such as this one have been found by the askers drawing a thing resembling their memories of the cover.
– Stormblessed
Apr 15 at 2:43