Family Dynamics

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Heartbreak and devastation move toward triumph in the fifth and final installation of the Pam of Babylon stories. Pam is at last able to overcome the pain of Jack's rejection, and her own role in perpetuating his deviance, when she meets Dan and falls in love. Her children move on with their lives in ways Pam would have never believed possible. Sandra fulfills her dreams with Tom, and a gift from Marie helps to complete their life together. Ashton and Ted build a beautiful life, and new discoveries make it richer than they thought possible, but with a twist.

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But don't be deceived; what you see is not what you may get.

Kirkus Review called book three, Dream Lover, "A gritty, realistic portrait of the aftermath of deceit."

O hell! what have we here?

A carrion Death, within whose empty eye

There is a written scroll! I'll read the writing.

All that glitters is not gold;

William Shakespeare

The Merchant of Venice 1596

Suzanne Jenkins is the author of the Pam of Babylon Series; Pam of Babylon, Don't You Forget About Me, Dream Lover, Prayers for the Dying, and Family Dynamics. Look for The Greeks of Beaubien Street and soon, its sequel Oval Beach.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 300 pages

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