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Grave Surprise (Harper Connelly Mysteries, Book 2)

Grave Surprise (Harper Connelly Mysteries, Book 2)

While in Memphis, psychic Harper Connelly senses-and finds-two bodies in a grave. One of a man centuries-dead. The other, a girl, recently deceased. Harper's investigation yields another surprise: the next morning, a third body is found-in the very same grave.

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #7324 in Books
  • Published on: 2007-09-25
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Mass Market Paperback
  • 320 pages



  • Editorial Reviews

    From Publishers Weekly
    At the start of Harris's winning second supernatural caper to feature Harper Connelly (after 2005's Grave Sight), a skeptical anthropology professor, Clyde Nunley, tests Harper's gift of clairvoyance in a historic Memphis cemetery, where Harper correctly senses a fresh corpse in the wrong grave. Strangely, the body turns out to be a missing 12-year-old girl, Tabitha Morgenstern, whom Harper failed to locate in Nashville on a case two years earlier. The hotel suite of Harper and her manager and stepbrother, Tolliver Lang, both of whom fall under suspicion, becomes a magnet for a medley of amusing characters, including Memphis cops, Tabitha's assorted relatives and a drunken Clyde Nunley, who, shortly after accusing Harper of fraud, is found dead in the same grave as Tabitha. Peppered with the author's trademark deadpan wit, this book should help make Harper and Tolliver as popular as Sookie Stackhouse, the heroine of Harris's vampire mystery series (Definitely Dead, etc.). Author tour. (Sept. 26)
    Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

    From Booklist
    After Harper Connelly was struck by lightning as a teenager, she developed an unusual ability--she is able to locate bodies and see how the victims died, although she cannot identify the murderers. Harper and her stepbrother, Tolliver Lang, are at Bingham College doing a demonstration for a class, identifying bodies and causes of death in an old graveyard, when Harper finds the body of Tabitha Morgenstern, a kidnapped young girl she had failed to locate months ago. To clear their names--the police consider Harper and Tolliver suspects in the crime--they set out to find the real killer. Harper and Tolliver are likable, well-developed characters whose unhappy past binds them together as they care for one another and work together. Harper craves normalcy as she wonders whether her talent is a gift or a curse. The supernatural elements are integrated believably into the plot in this engrossing mystery, the second in a series. Sue O'Brien
    Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved

    Review
    A series that just might surpass all [Harris's] others in popularity. (Booklist)


    Customer Reviews

    Wonderful book, fun read5
    Every series that Ms. Harris creates is wonderful and this one is right up there. It is a little on the dark moody side. But, Harper is finding Dead people (not a happy moment), while Toliver tries to protect and watch over Harper, and of course the police and most people don't believe that she can do, what she does, (so they are not exactly nice). this is a great read and a fairly quick read. If you like the Teagarden series, Shakespear series or the Southern Vampire series, you will like this one.

    good mystery5
    I had an idea who dun it, but Charlaine keeps you gussing all the way till the end. So I was never really sure. Really enjoyed the 2nd book in the Harper Connally series and I look forward to starting the 3rd.

    Grave Surprise5
    I have recently become acquainted with Charlene Harris' works. I have enjoyed each and every one and hope she writes many more. The seller provided it as promised and well within the shipment window promised.

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