Marje Ernitsa has released a new thriller titled 'The Cemetery of Old Clothes', which is the fourth book in the ' Detective of the Caravan Stories' series. In this installment, detective Aadi Lumiste is called to assist with investigations into the puzzling discovery of a woman's body found on a local farmer's land. The uniqueness of the site is heightened by its connection to a bizarre graveyard created by the local woman Agate, where worn-out clothes are hung on wooden crosses, giving it a haunting atmosphere.

As Lumiste delves deeper into the case, he uncovers not just the body but also a hidden room within the relatives' old farmstead, a room that nobody knew existed. Inside this concealed space, he finds two mummified corpses, which begin to unravel dark secrets from the past, suggesting that there are unresolved issues tied to the deceased's lineage and possibly complicating the investigation. This discovery raises the stakes for Lumiste as he attempts to piece together the circumstances surrounding these unusual finds while dealing with the history of the family involved.

The book builds suspense by combining elements of mystery with existential themes that challenge the boundaries of familial ties and the echoes of history within a rural Estonian context. Ernitsa’s narrative style is compelling, promising to captivate readers through unexpected twists and a deep exploration of human nature intertwined with folklore, specifically in relation to how the past can haunt the present.