Under the Rose by Peterfreund, Diana and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at bltadwin.ru · Under the Rose: The Washington Post called Diana Peterfreund’s first novel, Secret Society Girl, “Undeniably juicy — from steamy makeout sessions with campus hotties to cloak-and-dagger initiations.” Now Peterfreund returns with a new novel, a wickedly brilliant look at what goes on behind padlocked doors when initiation is over and. · Under the Rose picks up where Peterfreund left off with Secret Society Girl. Secrets and lies threaten to tear apart the oldest and most revered secret society at Eli University - the Order of the Rose and Grave - as the new class discovers a traitor in their midst. Even as a member, our heroine Amy Haskel seems the be out of the loop/5.
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Fans of Beautiful Disaster will devour Diana Peterfreund’s Ivy League novels—Secret Society Girl, Under the Rose, Rites of Spring (Break), and Tap Gown. At an elite university, Amy Haskel has been initiated into the country’s most notorious secret society. But in this power-hungry world where new blood is at the mercy of old money, hooking up with the wrong people could be fatal. Under the Rose: The Washington Post called Diana Peterfreund’s first novel, Secret Society Girl, “Undeniably juicy — from steamy makeout sessions with campus hotties to cloak-and-dagger initiations.” Now Peterfreund returns with a new novel, a wickedly brilliant look at what goes on behind padlocked doors when initiation is over and. Peterfreund grew up near Tampa, Florida and graduated from Yale University in with a double major in literature and geology. She drew upon her time as a daughter of Eli to color her Secret Society Girl novels. Before becoming a novelist, she was a costume designer, book cover model and food critic. An avid traveler, Peterfreund lives with.
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