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Christopher Golden, Charlaine Harris (Beteiligte)

Cemetery Girl - Haunted


A Graphic Novel
2018. 120 S. 258 mm
Verlag/Jahr: QUERCUS; JO FLETCHER BOOKS 2018
ISBN: 1-84866-963-1 (1848669631)
Neue ISBN: 978-1-84866-963-5 (9781848669635)

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Calexa Rose Dunhill died once, just for a moment - but now someone wants her dead permanently . . . The shocking conclusion to Cemetery Girl by Charlaine Harris, no. 1 bestselling creator of Sookie Stackhouse, and Christopher Golden, bestselling co-creator of Baltimore.
Calexa Rose Dunhill died once, just for a moment - but now someone wants her dead permanently . . . The shocking conclusion to Cemetery Girl by Charlaine Harris, no. 1 bestselling creator of Sookie Stackhouse, and Christopher Golden, bestselling co-creator of Baltimore.

They call her the Ghost of Dunhill Cemetery, but most people think ´the Cemetery Girl´ is just a story. In some ways, that´s true. Her chosen name is Calexa Rose Dunhill, but she doesn´t know her real name. When she first arrived here, all she knew was that someone had tried to murder her: they´d dumped her body and left her for dead. Calexa has been hiding out here, afraid to seek out her true identity for fear that her would-be murderer would find her and finish the job. And someone is searching for her . . . a man named Salazar, who holds the key that will unlock the secrets of Calexa´s past.

Calexa has new secrets as well, including the fact that she was murdered: she did die, if only for a moment - but in that moment, something changed inside her. Now, if someone dies near her, their spirit is drawn to Calexa, drawn into her. It has happened twice before, but now, as her worst fears come true and the killers have found her trail, the third ghost to take up residence in Calexa´s soul will change everything . . .
The story was spiffing . . . The illustrations were cracking Book Geek Says on Cemetery Girl