Sunstone Volume 3 Paperback – September 8, 2015

Sunstone Volume 3 continues to impress with its exceptional build quality and captivating content. The hardcover is sturdy and well-made, ensuring that it stands up to frequent reading while maintaining its visual appeal.The story in this volume remains engaging and thoughtfully developed, building on the strong foundation of the previous volumes. The characters are well-rounded, and their interactions are both intriguing and relatable. The art, as always, is beautifully executed, with detailed illustrations that enhance the storytelling and bring the narrative to life.Overall, Sunstone Volume 3 is a fantastic addition to the series. Both the story and art are top-notch, and the book's quality makes it a pleasure to own and read. Highly recommended for fans of the series and newcomers alike!

Excellent artwork, and the story is captivating!

Fantastically written and beautifully drawn, 10/10 constant recommend the entire story.

Love this artists work, truly fantastic art and amazing story. Highly recommend.

Big fan of this author's work, and this is the third book in his amazing Sunstone series. Strongest possible recommendation for anyone looking for a great, character-drive drama.

By all means read this. But not first. Go back and catch up on Sunstone 1-2. Then grab Sunstone 4-5Continuing the story from Sunstone 1-2. And I'm definitely glad they were all already out when I started this series.Good read. My series review from Sunstone 1 copied below for reference (I read them all before writing any reviews)The world is a wide place. Full of strangeness, and gems like this.First, address the elephant in the room: this series is set in context and world of BDSM and fetishwear. It is assuredly NSFW, and if kinks, homosexuality, nudity, erotic themes and situations, and dialog about nonstandard sexual preference and practice is going to bother you, ye have been warned.That being said, I started this on recommendation**, honestly because Sunstone had seriously outraged someone else so I figured it'd be good for at least a glance. And oh my, but there is a story there. This is a story addressing loneliness. About the communities around us, visible and otherwise. The connections we need, we crave to be human***. Too, it talks about consent, kinks, lifestyles, hobbies, and nerding out, treating them fairly.The artwork in the series is lovely, drawn in varying degrees of realistic tones and proportions (not chibi or cartoon-y, with occasional semi-photographic style or cartoonish look for bookends or emphasis)** If it helps, this was recommended by a librarian in charge of their graphic novel curation.*** not going for the obvious bondage joke there, but feel free to reference it if you wish

Beautifully written and illustrated

Sapphic, bdsm and amazing art. Sejic really understands the world and writes great queer characters. It's a great read for anyone interested in the scene or looking for a steamy lesbian story.