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Diana Peterfreund is currently in the process of writing the concluding (final!) novel of her series, expected out in summer 2009.


Secret Society Girl
Elite Eli University junior Amy Haskel never expected to be tapped into Rose & Grave, the country’s most powerful–and notorious–secret society. She isn’t rich, politically connected, or…well, male.

So when Amy receives the distinctive black-lined invitation with the Rose & Grave seal, she’s blown away. Could they really mean her? Click for the rest of the synopsis.
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Under the Rose
Amy Haskel made it into elite Eli University. then she made it into the ultraselective Order of Rose & Grave. Now a senior, Amy is looking her future squarely in the eye — until someone starts selling society secrets. When a series of bizarre messages suggest conspiracy within the ranks and a female Knight mysteriously disappears, no member of Rose & Grave is safe … or above suspicion. Click for the rest of the synopsis.
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Rites of Spring (Break)
For Amy, a week of R&R on her secret society’s private island should be all fun in the sun–and an escape from an on-campus feud with a rival society that’s turned disturbingly personal. But along with her SPF 30 and a bikini, Amy is bringing a suitcase full of issues to remote Cavador Key. Graduation from Eli University looms, not to mention buckets of unfinished business with a former flame and–most pressing of all–the sudden, startling transformation of a mysterious Rose & Grave patriarch from sheerly evil to utterly … appealing? Click for the rest of the synopsis

I waited a full year for the third novel to come out, and as of June 24th it has been on bookstore shelves. Anyway, I just finished reading the third novel Rites of Spring (Break) and plan to write a review of the novel on my livejournal. It might be a general summation of what I thought of the whole series, but I promise not to reveal and leaks/spoilers. So when I get the time to write a thoughtful review I'll post the link here if anyone would like to read it, as of right now I can definitely say I recommend this series.