It will be available on January 27, 2015. I just re-blogged my review of The Eighth Day so check it out to see what the series is all about! Dianne sent me this terrific preview of The Inquisitor’s Mark today. I thoroughly enjoyed reading The Eighth Day and I’m excited to see what will happen next. It’s called The Inquisitor’s Mark and it is the second book of her exciting fantasy adventure series for Young Adults. Salerni, is getting ready to publish a new book. 'This one's perfect for a rainy night, a comfy blanket, and a cup of tea.Now Available One of my favorite authors, Dianne K.

'This one's perfect for a rainy night, a comfy blanket, and a cup of tea.' -Bulletin 'Salerni constructs an absorbing, atmospheric, and dense work of historical fiction.' -Publishers Weekly This unusual romantic mystery stands out.' -Kirkus Reviews 'Salerni grounds her story in local Revolutionary War lore, creates a spirited heroine with enough self-reflection to feel convincing and crafts a suspenseful plot that skirts sensationalism. Hand this fast-paced, creepy tale to fans of mysteries, forensics, paranormal and historical fiction, and the CSI TV series.'- Booklist 'Salerni's immensely readable novel is based on the author's discovery of two real caged graves in Catawissa, Pennsylvania. Salerni is a masterful storyteller who uses eloquent prose to craft a suspenseful historical mystery that is absolutely impossible to put down.'- School Library Journal (starred review) 'Verity is a likable, feisty, and outspoken heroine.

Verity swears she'll get to the bottom of why her mother was buried in unhallowed ground in this suspenseful teen mystery that swirls with rumors of witchcraft, buried gold from the days of the War of Independence, and even more shocking family secrets. and learns that one of them is her own mother's. Now she will finally meet the fiancé she knows only through letters! Soon, however, she discovers two strangely caged graves. The year is 1867, and seventeen-year-old Verity Boone is excited to return from Worcester, Massachusetts, to Catawissa, Pennsylvania, the hometown she left when she was just a baby. 'Readers who enjoy historical fiction, as well as mystery, will enjoy Salerni's tale of witchcraft, hunt for lost treasure, and the real-life mystery.' -VOYA

The Caged Graves by Dianne K. Salerni