Dianne
K. Salerni
Dianne
K. Salerni
AUTHOR WEBSITE
Writer of Teen Fiction and Paranormal
We Hear the Dead
to be released May 2010
In mid-nineteenth century America, mysterious knocking noises haunt Maggie and Kate Fox, two teenage girls who become famous for their apparent ability to communicate with the dead.
Do the sisters have a supernatural gift -- or is it a hoax?
"The story's lively pace and dialogue are rife with wit, and the Fox sisters are captivating. Insightful and a great deal of fun." ~ Kirkus Discoveries
"A delightful discovery, mixing the right combination of gothic mystery and conspiracy." ~ Brian Trent, author of Remembering Hypatia
"Gone With the Wind meets The Titanic ..." ~ Rick Barber, 850 KOA in Colorado
"High drama, high suspense, high romance, and high praise!" ~ Wisteria Leigh, The Bookworm's Dinner
*** In April 2009, an option on the film rights to We Hear the Dead was sold to One Eye Open Studio! The author will be collaborating on a movie script based on the book.***
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About We Hear the Dead: Who Were the Fox Sisters?
Discussion Questions and Teaching Plans
LINKS:
The IAG Newsletter for Book Lovers
Spooks, Frauds, and the Paranormal
