I really liked how this all wrapped up. It wasn't who I thought it was, but it was great. ( )

Summary: In Book 3 of Grave Sight, Harper Connelly’s life is threatened, Tolliver Lang is jailed on a bogus charge, and Sarne, Arkansas seems to have a grip on their lives.
Review: The illustrations are great, giving a feeling of foreboding and unease. The writing is ‘ok’; if you’ve already read the novel on which this graphic novel is based, this adds nothing new. ( )

Loved it. See no 1 in series for more detailed review. ( )

Once again, I think my main issues is the serialized format of these books (which I know has more to do with it being a graphic novel, a format I'm not familiar with). Finishing this last installment, I was just left with a vague feeling of "Why wasn't this part of the prior book?" As a reader that already knew what was coming, this climax wasn't enough of a surprise to support a whole book. That being said, I'd love it if the rest of the Harper Connelly series was transformed into this format, the acquisitive collector in me would love to complete the set. ( )

Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales

Quick & Dirty: Suspenseful conclusion of the three-part graphic novel where all things are finally revealed.

Opening Sentence: “If she’s here, Harper will find her.”

The Review:

This volume is the stunning conclusion to a three-part graphic novel series following the book Grave Sight by Charlaine Harris. It’s the culmination of hints and threats creating pieces that are put together to solve the puzzle of the mysterious deaths in the sleepy town of Sarne, Arkansas.

The tension expressed in this volume is much more prevalent through both the artwork and the coloring. The characters are much tenser and it shows in the strokes of the pen work. Though the stark and deep coloring reflects the dark nature of the story, it also reflects the dark natures of the people involved. Even the words that express the sounds in the scenes are just as expressive, with the colors chosen and the font. It all comes together in a perfect storm of suspense that represents Ms. Harris’ book beautifully.

After reading the Harper Connelly series, I believed that it would make a great graphic novel. The content and settings translate beautifully to a graphic format. I am very happy with the results of this venture. This is a great way for people that may not necessary have the availability or time to read the book to enjoy the trials and tribulations of Harper Connelly and her foster brother, Tolliver Lang. This is a great read whether you are a fan or a newcomer.

FTC Advisory: Dynamite Entertainment graciously provided me with a copy of Grave Sight: Book 3. No goody bags, sponsorships, “material connections,” or bribes were exchanged for my review. The only payment I’ve received are in hugs and kisses from my little boys. ( )