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Pam Rosenthal

Author of Carrie's Story

8+ Works 952 Members 41 Reviews 2 Favorited

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Works by Pam Rosenthal

Carrie's Story (1995) 273 copies, 11 reviews
Almost A Gentleman (2003) 150 copies, 4 reviews
The Slightest Provocation (2006) 129 copies, 9 reviews
Safe Word (1998) 128 copies, 11 reviews
The Bookseller's Daughter (2004) 119 copies, 2 reviews
The Edge of Impropriety (2008) 99 copies, 3 reviews

Associated Works

Voracious: Erotica for Women (2013) — Foreword, some editions — 5 copies

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Gender
female
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
New York, New York, USA

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January 2024 reread: I began looking through my highlights but ended up rereading the whole book!
 
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s_carr | 2 other reviews | Feb 25, 2024 |
I'm befuddled by the low ratings! Well, that's not entirely true - the cheating MCs and their messy relationship with one another is probably why people hate this book, (I loved that about this book!). Similarly to Sherry Thomas's Not Quite a Husband, there are multiple timelines and the mistakes made in the past were those of young adults who fall in love hard yet stumble and don't have the tools developed to communicate with one another. However, the way we time-jump is different from ST - often these parts are set off with italics or are part of a stream-of-conscious memory a character has in the present time. So those stylistic choices may be difficult to follow at first.

This was my first romance by Pam Rosenthal and I really enjoyed it. Her writing is lovely and often very sexy. There were some passages where I had to reread to make sure I was following whose POV I was in, since we do some head-hopping. There are a few love stories being told along with our MCs (one that had me choking up at work!). I do think some of the political backdrop was a bit flimsy and at times confusing - but whatever I enjoyed myself. I am excited to explore her backlist!
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s_carr | 8 other reviews | Feb 25, 2024 |
Updated version of "The Story of O" with less humiliation (just a little) and an articulate, intelligent woman. I never read about pony play, and I'm intrigued. I also bought the sequel, and I"m going to start it soon...very interested to see what happens next.
 
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kwskultety | 10 other reviews | Jul 4, 2023 |

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