Pam

by Bettina von Hutten

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426 pages, Paperback

First published January 12, 2010

About the author

Baroness von Hutten Zum Stolzenberg (1874-1957)

Reviews

[Sophie · Rating 4 out of 5]

An unconventional heroine determined to live her life her own way. An interesting story that I enjoyed very much, even though at the beginning I felt like I'd stumbled into the middle of a series. Perhaps the book is a sequel of sorts, I couldn't find much information about the author, but once the story got going it didn’t matter. I might ding the author a bit for making her heroine—although unconventional in both looks and behavior—so irresistible that every man she meets falls in love with her (even if they're more than twice her very young age. Ew.) Aside from that—and aside from the ending that is no ending (at least I know where to find the sequel in this case: Pam Decides)—I'm happy to have discovered this author and am looking forward to reading more.