This comic features Charlaine Harris' Harper Connelly character. Harper was struck by lightening as a teenager and since then she is able to see how people died. She can sense their ghosts and the places that they've died and the method of death. Harper can't always see who killed them but she can tell if they were murdered. Harper travels with her stepbrother, Tolliver, who works as her manager.

I enjoy this character more than I do the Sookie Stackhouse character. I liked this comic a lot; although I did feel that the story was a bit short and I could've used more of it. I felt that it was well drawn but it did load a bit slowly on my nook. ( )

This graphic portrayal of the novel I was reading kind of ruined the characters and images for me. ( )

Quite interesting. I gave up on the Sookie Stackhouse series years ago, and was never able to get into any of Harris's other works. But maybe I would like them more in graphic novel form. Her writing does have a pulpy element to it that I think lends well to the medium.

I'm not a fan of this art style, but it fit in well enough with the story.



There were the usual throw in's of dark humor that Harris is so good at.



Overall, I liked this book without having any knowledge of the series itself. Wish the Humble Bundle I got it in had the other two parts as well. ( )

Struck by lightening she, Harper, can hear the dead and how they died. He and her brother, Tolliver, travel from town to town searching for the dead. Shunned by many as a witch, she struggles to offer help. They travel to a small Arkansas town to find a lost teen girl and make many more discoveries along the way.
I am a fan of this series from the novels and totally enjoyed “seeing” drawn out in this form. Fabulous art work and drawings. My only complaint, I wish it was longer. ( )

This was excellent. Faithful to the novel, which is one of my favorites, and beautifully adapted. The artwork was superb and depict the characters just as I'd envisioned them in the novel. The burgeoning tension between Harper a d Tolliver was interpreted so well too. Artist and author nailed it and it's such an important part of the books. Loved the artwork. Stylistically I must say I'm a fan! If you're after an urban fantasy/paranormal comic you can't get much better than this. Magic stuff. ( )