Burned.

The SPOOKED. series has fast-paced supernatural twists and turns that teen and adult readers alike will enjoy. Highly recommended for fans of gritty mysteries and the tough-as-nails girls who solve them. With BURNED., Rosengard returns to the series with an action-packed exploration of the SPOOKED. world.As Astoria College students head back to campus for a new semester, Callie McCayter finds herself returning with some extra baggage in tow-namely her dead best friend, Izzy. And that's not the only part of the past haunting Callie these days. Her waking hours are increasingly filled with otherworldly interactions, while sleep brings nightmares of an arsonist stalking the picturesque coastal town. Callie just wants to focus on her studies-and maybe a budding romance with a boy she can't seem to quit-but when the fires turn out to be real, the stakes grow so much higher.Once you've been touched by magic, are you bound to get burned?BURNED. is the second book in the supernatural suspense series, SPOOKED., by Diana Rosengard.

PRAISE FOR BURNED.: "The dynamic protagonist continues to grow in this installment." - KIRKUS REVIEWS

"[C]haracters are endlessly enthralling." - KIRKUS REVIEWS

"[A]n intense and revealing final act..." - KIRKUS REVIEWS

"A bevy of sublime characters elevates this smashing paranormal tale." - KIRKUS REVIEWS

ADDITIONAL PRAISE FOR THE SPOOKED. SERIES: "A supernatural tale with a strong, engaging protagonist." - KIRKUS REVIEWS (Spooked.)

"SPOOKED. had me at the edge of my seat! Perfect for readers who like their suspense delivered with a side of snark." Marni Bates, Author of AWKWARD and DIAL EM FOR MURDER

"In Rosengard's new-adult debut novel, a college student searches for the person responsible for her best friend's death--with a little help from a familiar ghost.[...] [T]he author's grasp of Callie's first-person voice is sensational: The teenager endlessly debates with herself and harps on her own shortcomings, such as her tendency to distance herself from potential friends and romantic interests. She does acknowledge and work on overcoming her weaknesses, though--and readers will definitely see her virtues even when she doesn't." - KIRKUS REVIEWS (Spooked.)