Pam Jenoff

Keira: If you could go back in time and give advice to your 12 year old self what would it be? Pam Jenoff: I don’t think I would give her advice. My 12 year old self if a lot like me now (at 41!) – impatient and high-strung, trying to do everything at once. I’ve [...]

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by Mandy Dougherty, guest reviewer Jordan Weiss is an agent with the U.S. State Department with a broken heart and ghosts from her past haunting her every step.  Nearly ten years ago, she was a carefree twenty-two year old at Cambridge University in England with a promising future within the United States government.  Today Jordan, [...]

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By Susan S., Guest Reviewer Almost Home is a beautifully, captivating read, with plot twists galore and a who done it feel until the very end! Jordan Weiss (heroine) is an intelligence officer from Washington, D.C. She’s about to embark on a journey, which terrifies her, more than any covert operation she’s ever had. One [...]

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by Pam Jenoff, guest blogger and author of Almost Home. After the publication of my first novel, The Kommandant’s Girl, I was thrilled to be invited to speak at a number of events, ranging from small book clubs and library gatherings to larger fundraisers.  I gamely accepted every invitation, participating in well over 60 events.  [...]

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