By ANNIE MARTIN

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11 (UPI) -- Graceland was renewed by USA Network on Tuesday.
The series premiered in June 2013, and will return for a 13-episode third season in 2015. Season one averaged 2.23 million viewers, while viewership fell to an average 1.24 million viewers in season two.
"This season of Graceland took viewers on a wild ride with unexpected character twists, and a heart-stopping cliffhanger that left a lead character's fate in question," USA Network president Chris McCumber said in a statement. "[Creator] Jeff Eastin and the talented ensemble cast deliver on all levels, and season three will undoubtedly continue to keep us on the edge of our seats."
Graceland follows a group of DEA, FBI and ICE undercover agents who live together in a beach house known as "Graceland." Daniel Sunjata stars as Paul Briggs, with Aaron Tveit as Mike "Levi" Warren, Vanessa Ferlito as Catherine "Charlie" DeMarco, Manny Montana as Joe "Johnny" Tuturro, Brandon Jay McLaren as Dale "DJ" Jakes and Serinda Swan as Page Arkin.
Eastin also created USA Network drama White Collar, which premiered a sixth and final season November 6.