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Don't You Forget About Me: A Small Town Dark Women's Fiction Romance (Pam of Babylon Book 2) Kindle Edition
A gripping story about love and human nature — a compelling companion to Pam of Babylon. In Book #2, Marie, Sandra and Pam discover they share more than Jack's love. Romance sometimes comes with pain, but in this case, it's guaranteed.
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- Publication dateJanuary 20, 2014
- File size2.1 MB
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....riveting, a fast-paced, scenic style, one of the best aspects, a page-turner, rarely breaking from forward motion.characters sympathetic, round and believable; watching them grapple with difficult decisions creates an engaging, dynamic read. exciting, surprising story that leaves the reader hungry for the next book.
From The Chick Lit Club After Pam's husband Jack dies of a heart attack on the train, three women - Pam, her sister Marie and Sandra - are drawn together in a way they never thought would be possible...... Pam also has to deal with both Jack's and her mother's and her brother-in-law Bill's problems. This is a beautifully told story which had me gripped from the beginning. Although this book is the sequel to Pam of Babylon, it is written in such a way that if you haven't read the prequel you will easily pick up, follow and enjoy Don't You Forget About Me.8/10 rating
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The story, a continuation of Jenkins' Pam of Babylon (2011), sets out to explore the life and grief of the wife, the sister-in-lawand the mistress of Jack, the deceased. From the beginning, the readerunderstands that all three women are aware of their positions in Jack'slife and to each other. Jack's wife, Pam, knows that he was engaged in a long-term affair with her younger sister, Marie. What's more, themistress, Sandra, is pregnant with his child. But surprisingly, theseare not the most shocking twists that Jenkins lays out. Little do thethree women know that there is more that ties them to Jack and to eachother than meets the eye. As secrets unfold--some deceptive, somedeadly--the women are left intimately bound by their past and by a future that can never break free from Jack. Jenkins writes with a fast-paced,scenic style, pushing the story forward and wasting little time oninterior monologue or back story. Perhaps this is one of the bestaspects of the novel--a page-turner, the story remains immediate, rarelybreaking from forward motion. Jenkins develops characters not bydescribing them, but by placing them in conflict and context with newpeople, places and situations. What's more, the novel never fullyresolves the conflicts it opens up, leaving room for the next book toexplore the aftermath of the characters' secrets and decisions. Thecharacters are sympathetic, round and believable; watching them grapplewith difficult decisions creates an engaging, dynamic read.
An exciting, surprising story that leaves the reader hungry for the next book. Kirkus Review
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- Publication date : January 20, 2014
- Language : English
- File size : 2.1 MB
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- Print length : 345 pages
- Page Flip : Enabled
- Book 2 of 29 : Pam of Babylon
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- #3,002 in Women's Literary Fiction
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- #9,684 in Contemporary Women's Fiction
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Customers find the book engaging and well-written, with strong character development that keeps them reading late into the night. The storyline features many twists and turns, though one customer notes it reads like a bad soap opera. The writing quality receives mixed feedback, with some praising it while others point out numerous errors and poor grammar. Customers describe the book as fast-paced but confusing, with many unanswered questions throughout. The emotional content receives mixed reactions, with several customers finding it depressing.
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Customers find the book engaging and entertaining, with one noting how the author keeps readers intrigued throughout.
"...journey anyway, and I have learned a lot through reading her insightful narrative and observing her penetrating development of characters and their..." Read more
"...Overall, I enjoyed this book and found it to be a nice distraction from everyday life when I had a chance to read." Read more
"...I enjoyed it tremendously until the very last paragraph...." Read more
"...The basic concept seems great; I found the book description engaging and thought there was potential for this storyline...." Read more
Customers appreciate the character development in the book, with one customer noting how the characters kept them reading late into the night.
"...The author has done a masterful and truly insightful job of developing her characters, exploring a very complex relationship matrix involving many..." Read more
"This was a great story and I loved the characters, even the ones I don't like fill their roles perfectly...." Read more
"...It did finally get annoying, the constant character jumping around by the author...." Read more
"...Her characters are complicated and real, even at times uncomfortably so...." Read more
Customers have mixed reactions to the storyline of the book, with some appreciating its intriguing and suspenseful nature with many twists and turns, while others find it unsatisfying, with one customer noting it reads like a bad soap opera.
"...series, Pam of Babylon, is a dark, well written, compelling look into a twisted relationship in a contemporary setting...." Read more
"This was a great story and I loved the characters, even the ones I don't like fill their roles perfectly...." Read more
"...The story lines were heavy and some of it was a touch unbelievable - especially that women could be friends with one another after this guy wreaked..." Read more
"I normally don't read drama, however, I thought the premise of this book was interesting. This is the first book I have read by this author...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the writing quality of the book, with some finding it very well written and easy to read, while others point out numerous errors, poor grammar, and misspelled words.
"The entire series, Pam of Babylon, is a dark, well written, compelling look into a twisted relationship in a contemporary setting...." Read more
"...Misuse of personal pronouns, sentence fragments, tense mistakes were real problems. The author failed the mechanics of good writing test...." Read more
"...This is the first book I have read by this author. The style of writing was easy to understand, and the plot flowed for the most part...." Read more
"...I found it depressing and dull. The writing was fine, and it didn't seem to be necessary to read the first in this series as much of the..." Read more
Customers have mixed reactions to the emotional content of the book, with some finding it depressing and heartache-inducing, while one customer describes it as emotionally riveting.
"...This is not realistic, and it is not entertaining. I found it depressing and dull...." Read more
"...is well done, and the storyline is interesting, albeit leaving you feeling a bit voyeueristic...." Read more
"...A very touching and absorbing portrayal of life when it tosses out a horrendous curve ball. Highly recommended!" Read more
"I enjoyed this read but, I am feeling lost at the end, actually flicked back and forth a few times to make sure I had the end...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the pacing of the book, with some finding it fast moving and very fast-paced, while one customer mentions it lagged along.
"...Such a lot of dsyfunction. Don't even know anyone like these women." Read more
"...This was not a warm and fuzzy read. Quick read. Maybe I missed main points in book one, which I did not read." Read more
"...They have a similar health crisis that brings them together. It's a fast read." Read more
"Quickest I've read a book in awhile. It grabs you in and you have to force yourself to put it down. The story comes to life in your head...." Read more
Customers find the book confusing, with multiple customers noting they were confused through most of it and had many unanswered questions. One customer describes it as a convoluted mess, while another mentions it being intense in parts.
"This book suffers from having to impart too much information and telling instead of showing, but the saga continues...." Read more
"I am not sure about this book. I was confused through most of it. I will not be reading any more of this story." Read more
"...The story is of family members/victims of a womanizer...a heavy topic. For me, this is just to dark to invest any more time." Read more
"...This book was so confusing. Ping ponged between characters so much that I would have to go back to see who was being discussed...." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2014The entire series, Pam of Babylon, is a dark, well written, compelling look into a twisted relationship in a contemporary setting. This is book #2, as much depends on knowing the characters and the story, it probably does not stand well on it's own as a solo read, but as part of the series it absolutely shines as the next segment of the ongoing saga of the life of Pam of Babylon.
When I picked up book #1, it was some pretty rugged subject matter. Though a novel, it is no light fiction. The author has done a masterful and truly insightful job of developing her characters, exploring a very complex relationship matrix involving many main characters and how they influence and interact around the primary character of the book who is dead from the beginning of the story. Through all follows, you learn much of Jack, while watching the depth charges of his behaviors detonate deeper and deeper in the lives of his wife, children, mother, brother and his family, mistress, various lovers and those whom he used and abused when he was alive. It is one of the most remarkable series of books that I have read in my life, but it is not always comfortable, in fact frequently not, which is where the brilliance of this author really shines - she makes it possible to take this painful journey anyway, and I have learned a lot through reading her insightful narrative and observing her penetrating development of characters and their amazing interactions. I cannot recommend this series highly enough. But start with book #1. {Smile}
- Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2018This was a great story and I loved the characters, even the ones I don't like fill their roles perfectly. These women have been put through so much because of one man and his inability to keep it in his pants. I thought after book one, with its shocking revelations, I had heard it all. I was wrong, even more deprivation in this one. Bill, you would think would be on the straight and narrow after being in jail. He was not. Even his wife and mother seemed to be losing their minds. I hated it about Tom and Andy, they seemed perfect for Pam and Sandra. But, I think poor Marie is about to regret her booty call. I can't wait to read the next book.
- Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2013I normally don't read drama, however, I thought the premise of this book was interesting. This is the first book I have read by this author. The style of writing was easy to understand, and the plot flowed for the most part. The author did jump from the opinion of one character to the next, which has been successfully done by several authors in the past. However, I found her focusing on one character and then bringing in the thoughts of another to be disconcerting at first. Also, she seems to forget about some of the characters for a while, such as Pam's mother-in-law, and then later she brings her back into the fold of everything. Also, some small details do not make sense. Such as when Sandra smell b.o. in her house, even had the cops check it out. It later comes out that it was the mentally unbalanced brother of her dead lover, however, when she smelled the b.o. it clearly reads that he was watching her house from a bagel shop not far away and had not entered her house. It's a small inconsistency, but one that can be easily overlooked if you don't think about it. Overall, I enjoyed this book and found it to be a nice distraction from everyday life when I had a chance to read.
- Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2024As I re-read my favorite Soap Opera in book form, I have a whole new appreciation for the story.
It almost feels like reading a whole new story getting to know past players in Jack's games. In some ways it almost seems simpler but it really isn't.
In this second installment, Pam is still unraveling the web of lies that was her life with Jack while his death is still fresh.
There is plenty of mystery, intrigue and betrayal to be found in Babylon and beyond as we get to know the basic characters in the story.
Some shocking truths are told in this book that set the groundwork for future books.
- Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2013I read this book in a weekend which hasn't happened in a long time! The end really irritated me until I found out that it was actually the 2nd book in a series. It was a free Kindle book and realizing this has taught me to investigate this when downloading books in the future - not that I won't continue to take advantage of the free books but I like to know if there is more to the story. I will download the others in this series shortly.
I don't know how accurate my review can be now that I understand something came before this book. I enjoyed it tremendously until the very last paragraph. Peeking into the lives of three women who were all involved with the same man and changing perspectives kept my mind moving forward. I thought looking at the same experience through different eyes in the same book helped to see a more dynamic story.
The story lines were heavy and some of it was a touch unbelievable - especially that women could be friends with one another after this guy wreaked havoc on their lives - but it was just real enough to believe. People are weird and what they do in the face of tragedy is even more real sometimes.
Top reviews from other countries
- Katy WaltersReviewed in the United Kingdom on May 29, 2017
5.0 out of 5 stars Loved this, in fact
Loved this, in fact, I am delighted to have discovered the whole series. I can look forward to a splendid summer of reading. This author again presents a streamlined literary work with more intriguing characters and captivating plot. The writer really knows how to grab and hold the attention. Like Chekov's gun, nothing is added, which does not form an essential part of the plot and storyline.
There is so much here, love, drama, intrigue and passion. I can't wait to go onto the next in the Pam of Babylon series.
- Amazon CustomerReviewed in Canada on November 17, 2017
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Great book
- Philippa ScottReviewed in Australia on October 20, 2017
4.0 out of 5 stars Intriguing plot and characters
This fast-paced chic lit is a real page turner, with compelling characters and surprising turns of events. Leaves one up in air and makes it essential to read the next book in the series.
- ElaineGReviewed in the United Kingdom on December 22, 2012
4.0 out of 5 stars Don't You Forget About Me
This is the follow on to Pam of Babylon although it can be read as a standalone, because the key points of Pam of Babylon are summarised in the first couple of chapters, although for me I am glad I read it first, as it really helped me to get quickly enmeshed in the characters and the extraordinary relationship triangle of Pam, Sandra and Marie. It is a very gripping read and you very quickly get hooked in the saga, wanting to know what is going to happen next. The revelations that started in Pam of Babylon continue with even more shocks revealed in Don't You Forget About Me. At first glance it appears to be a lightweight read, but that is definitely not the case, the issues raised are shocking indeed and you are reading it thinking "how on earth would I cope if that was me". It can seem a bit farfetched at times, but in a very readable way, kind of like the American soaps like Dallas and Dynasty - over the top but addictive. A very enjoyable book, especially if you like family sagas with lots of dark hidden secrets and a twisty turny plot.
There are a few editing errors, missing words on the whole, but still a very readable, gripping read.
- syth hoyleReviewed in Australia on November 23, 2015
4.0 out of 5 stars Four Stars
I am loving the Pam of Babylon series