~This graphic novel is narrated by the house itself. The house portrays the owner, Isla, as a strong-willed, stubborn, and overly curious being. The owner hires Marie to help around the house and she is described as meek and a being who barely leaves a trace in the house.
~Graveneye displays the behaviors of people going through domestic abuse, especially the characteristics of the victim and although briefly, the abuser as well.
~Although, I don't often read graphic novels with this art style, I thought it suited the story and I really appreciate that.

CW: body horror, domestic abuse, blood

Disclosure: I received Graveneye as an ARC through NetGalley and I am voluntarily leaving this review.