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A brand new graphic novel series by Charlaine Harris, no. 1 bestselling creator of Sookie Stackhouse, and Christopher Golden, bestselling co-creator of Baltimore.
Calexa Rose Dunhill was just fourteen when she woke in a cemetery. Bruised, bloody and left for dead, with no memory of her previous life, she took a new name from the headstones that surrounded her.
Now, three years on, Calexa still lives in Dunhill Cemetery, struggling with the desire to know her true identity – and the all-consuming fear of what she might discover when she does.
Then, when she witnesses a gang of teenagers staging a stunt that goes horribly, fatally wrong, Calexa Rose Dunhill discovers she has a unique ability. One she cannot control . . .
‘Cemetery Girl has a power all of its own’ – Fantasy Book Review
Calexa Rose Dunhill was just fourteen when she woke in a cemetery. Bruised, bloody and left for dead, with no memory of her previous life, she took a new name from the headstones that surrounded her.
Now, three years on, Calexa still lives in Dunhill Cemetery, struggling with the desire to know her true identity – and the all-consuming fear of what she might discover when she does.
Then, when she witnesses a gang of teenagers staging a stunt that goes horribly, fatally wrong, Calexa Rose Dunhill discovers she has a unique ability. One she cannot control . . .
‘Cemetery Girl has a power all of its own’ – Fantasy Book Review
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Reviews
A case of talents multiplying rather than simply adding to each other, [Cemetery Girl] is a suitably spooky start for the series. Recommended
Cemetery Girl has a power all of its own
Left me wanting more . . . entertaining and highly recommended
The story was spiffing ... The illustrations were cracking ... and now think I may delve in to a few more graphic novels
This is an enjoyable and eye catching book, which will convert any reader who has yet to understand the fascination with graphic novels
