Sick of the slogging rat-race of her 9-5 job, Pandora Pine put pen to paper (literally!) to make her ambition of becoming a romance novelist a reality. She cut her teeth in the dog-eat-dog world of fanfiction, still dreaming of the day when she would be a published author. She lives in Massachusetts with her blabbermouth muse who’ s a fan of middle of the night plot twists.
In her spare time, Pandora fancies herself an amateur nature photographer. She enjoys mucking around in swamps, hiking through the woods and crawling around on her hands and knees in her backyard seeking out the perfect shot. Pandora is a fan of roadside seafood shacks and always thinks Mexican food is a good idea at the time.
Some of Pandora’s favorite things are chocolate, writing longhand with purple pens and handsome men falling in love with each other.
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I have been reading Ronan and Ten’s story since book one and they never fail to put a smile on my face. Watching this chosen family grow and the children developing their personalities is a joy and Everly is developing a strong gift which has outpaced Ten’s. We now discover that little Ezzie is going to be gifted as well although as he is just 3 and learning to talk we don’t know how strong his gift will be.
Enjoyable but I wish we saw a bit more of Bertha, she seems to have taken a back seat these days along with Carlton and Truman. They always had Ten’s back when an investigation was hotting up but we rarely hear from them now.
This is the best of the recent Salemverse 'vacation' books in my opinion. Don't get me wrong, I love everything in this universe, but the pirate story especially just worked for me. Fabulous family time with Ronan, Ten, Jude, Cope, Fitz, Jace and all the kids filled with unconditional love and support, and raising up those who need it, all whilst setting right something that has been an issue for more than three hundred years. That there's still so much heart and humour that captivates me after ninety-plus books is outrageous. And I'm such a sap for these characters, I'll be here for all the rest to come. Next please.
I've loved these stories from book one all the way to book 45. I hope you continue to write more about their adventures. Each book gets more exciting. These books take me on the adventures with them. To learn there is more to life than solitude. Please keep writing about them. They are funny, serious, sad, happy and most of all they are the kind of families that should be like that again. Love the series. Hoping to read more. Thank you for bringing back the good life and not the technical life.
The gang are back and are going to the Cape for a 2 week vacation. Some of the gang don't want to have anything to do with ghosts but Everley and Ten will be looking for Sam after Everleys vision. I love this series, for a series which was originally supposed to be 8 books long this is #45 and it never gets old.
However, I have to say ( again) Where is Kay? No mention, she usually goes on vacation with them and then GREELEY. Having come back for a book and a bit he has vanished again with no mention.
Short. Sweet. No one in danger. The Cold Case crew go on a two week vacation to Wellfleet, Cape Cod, and they invited us along. I love how Ms. Pine mixes real history into her fiction. The Whydah Museum just off the Parker River (Zooaquarium once upon a time) is truly worth an afternoon visit. Sam "Black" Bellamy was such a tragic figure. Thank you Pandora Pine for bringing his story to life. Lots of bad pirate puns. Happy to see that Ronan and Jude's bromance hasn't got any more mature. And now little Ezra is finding his powers. Can't wait to see how that turns out.
I have been a reader of this series and the spin-off series since they started. Some of the stories get to me, but mostly they're entertaining and good fun to read. This one, the emotions were real and I cried at the end. Watching Everly grow up with the support of her parents is so beautiful. Thank you Pandora for continuing to entertain us all these years.
Enjoy these as quick reads, but I wish they'd move away from being so reliant on Everly all the time and get back to focusing on the adults with the kids as side characters