Author: Carrie Smith
Genre: Graphic novel, paranormal mystery
Published: October 14th 2008
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Pages: 123
Source: Purchased Paperback
Available at: Amazon | Barnes & Noble
Goodreads Summary:
Helping earthbound spirits cross into The Light is all in a day’s work for ghost whisperer Melinda Gordon. But now a ghost claiming to be the Egyptian God Osiris will stop at nothing to create eternal darkness for Melinda and the haunted spirits who so desperately need her special gift.
Presenting all-new stories based on the hit CBS television show starring Jennifer Love Hewitt, co-written by Becca Smith of the Ghost Whisperer TV show writing staff!
My Rating of this Book – 4 out of 5 Stars
My Review:
Okay, so I’m not truly interested in graphic novels and I’ll admit, though I had watched Ghost Whisperer on TV at the beginning, I wasn’t a big fan of that series. So, what convinced me to even pick up this graphic novel? Well, actually it was its link to Egyptian Mythology. And I have to say, Ghost Whisperer: The Haunted took me by surprise.
The book had a great plotline and I loved the four individual cases as well as the continuous mystery of the character Osiris. The only thing that troubled me was that story line seemed a bit broken up at times. I would be reading one thing and then I was abruptly thrown into another scene or topic. Not being one who usually reads these kinds of books, I’m not sure if this is normal. However, I think there could have been a better connection between events.
Honestly, I wish this book would come out as an actual novel or novelette. I would love to read it all over again. Anyway, if you just feel like a real easy-going read or if you’re a fan of Ghost Whisperer, I would recommend picking a copy up of this graphic novel.
Kelsey Ketch 