Pandora

by Pamela Kaufman

"Pandora came to the elite residential enclave of Paradise in the hills beyond Los Angeles ready to believe that people were naturally good, that the people there merely cultivated their oddness. There were her employers, Berdine and Lyle Gemini, who dressed up as Pluto and Medusa, owned an occult shop called 'Gorgon's Goodies,' and gave her free, as part of her job, a castle, complete with carved gargoyles and assorted necromancers. How could she know that her arrival would unleash a boxful of unexpiated murder and hate?"

Genres: Gothic, Horror

279 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1977

About the author

Pamela Kaufman, Ph.D., is the author of the bestselling medieval novels Shield of Three Lions and Banners of Gold. She lives in Los Angeles.

Reviews

[William Sariego · Rating 2 out of 5]

A combination romance and mystery novel. Can't say it was all that good but it interested me enough that I kept reading to see how it turned out. A definite product from the 1970's, with occultism and the feminist movement on the fringes of the story.

[Mermarie]

Holy Bohemian Rhapsody cover. Want badly. *grabby hands*