Pamela Ann
Author of Chasing Beautiful
About the Author
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Works by Pamela Ann
My Summer in Venice 7 copies
Crushed (Torn, #7) 6 copies
The Alpha Bundle 4 copies
The Torn Series Bundle (Torn, #1-5) 3 copies
Chasing Beautiful: The Prelude 3 copies
Breathless Beginnings Anthology 2 copies
Pieces: The Duet 2 copies
Torn Series Set: Emma 2 copies
Torn Series: A Box Set Trio 1 copy
Torn Series [A Box Set] 1 copy
Created 1 copy
Torn Series: Books 1 & 1.5 1 copy
Savage: Unapologetic 1 copy
Monza: Book 2 (Formula Men) 1 copy
Untitled (Torn, #8) 1 copy
Nice (Formula Men, #2) 1 copy
Barcelona (Formula Men, #3) 1 copy
Sexy Alphas 1 copy
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- Ann, Peiri
Antonette, Felisha - Gender
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This is an erotic love story of ups and downs spanning over more than a decade. It's sort of a Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous/Soap Opera/Reality TV/ mashup. Sometimes when reading, you just feel the need for some drama and angst. When the feeling hits, Pamela Ann has you covered.
Falling for Ava starts as a star-crossed lovers tale. Ava is your standard trust fund brat who tries to play around with Reiss, the help's son. He instantly falls for her. She has more feelings than planned for show more him, but she's confused by her heart and her brain (and the words her mother feeds her). Ava makes a decision that haunts her nonstop even years later.
So of course these two put each other through and emotional roller coaster. And during this up and down plenty of sex takes place.
I wouldn't consider this to be a life-changing read, but rather a fun time that focuses on other people's drama—an escape from your own day-to-day life. If you are looking for a book that is deep, that makes you think, or is dark, symbolic, funny or wholesome, this is not it. If you want to read about sexy, couture, erotic, jealous, animalistic, beautiful people and scenes, this is the book for you.
***Copy given in exchange for an honest review***
toni
FangirlMoments and My Two Cents
FULL REVIEW CAN BE FOUND AT http://fangirlmomentsandmytwocents.blogspot.com/2014/11/falling-for-ava-by-pamel... show less
Falling for Ava starts as a star-crossed lovers tale. Ava is your standard trust fund brat who tries to play around with Reiss, the help's son. He instantly falls for her. She has more feelings than planned for show more him, but she's confused by her heart and her brain (and the words her mother feeds her). Ava makes a decision that haunts her nonstop even years later.
Ava was the symbol of my past and my idiocy, and whatever happened from here on out, I would never put her on a pedestal again.
Was I that blinded by my own desires that I couldn't see him for what he truly was? A broken man. A shattered man of my own making.
So of course these two put each other through and emotional roller coaster. And during this up and down plenty of sex takes place.
His left hand cupped my face, staring at me as if he was seeing me for the first time. His eyes had always possessed the power to disarm me.
His cock was still deep inside of me throbbing enormously from blatant arousal, but he remained still, unmoving as he penetrated deeply into my eyes.
I wouldn't consider this to be a life-changing read, but rather a fun time that focuses on other people's drama—an escape from your own day-to-day life. If you are looking for a book that is deep, that makes you think, or is dark, symbolic, funny or wholesome, this is not it. If you want to read about sexy, couture, erotic, jealous, animalistic, beautiful people and scenes, this is the book for you.
***Copy given in exchange for an honest review***
toni
FangirlMoments and My Two Cents
FULL REVIEW CAN BE FOUND AT http://fangirlmomentsandmytwocents.blogspot.com/2014/11/falling-for-ava-by-pamel... show less
I stopped reading this because it was another one of those books where it looks like she's gonna go for the guy I don't want her with, and the guy I do want her with is too fucking cruel and shitty to stand. So, lose - lose situation. A fucking asshole, but you want to like him, and a really awesome guy and you don't want to like him. And I just don't feel like the drama this book is clearly going to dish out.
Emma, Emma, Emma. What can I say, you loved and lost (Carter) and loved and lost again (Bass) and now, you must put your big girl pants on.
I am all for you loving to your hearts desire and being dominated by a man (Bass, Yes please) but you cannot be defined by your love of a man. You must strong and confident.
Emma most definitely creates a new persona following/during this book and while at the press junket. She has grown from book one.
Bass is a good piece a hunk of man. He is do painfully show more passionate about Emma he does not know what to do. When love, which he has never experienced, happens with Emma and then he loses it, well his heart shrinks two sizes too small. He must find a replacement for pained heart and his insatiable needs ÃÃwink, winkÂÃÂ.
Carter tries to reenter EmmaÂês lifeÂÃ_ LetÂês say I am leaving that door open, even though I want it sooo closed. I love CarterÂês character. You hate him, feel bad for him, feel said for him, love him, fight with him and then you are just exhausted. In my opinion, if he really wanted Emma, he would have been open and honest about his fears and feelings from the beginning and we would not learn about them in his POV. You love her you nut, stop with the soliloquy and tell her your concerns and why you are a jerk in relationships.
So frustrating.
And then you give me the end of the wonderful story and everything is going as expected, the writing is smooth, I am at ease, I am at peace and then you give me the coup de grace. Really.
So I patiently wait to see how the film did, if they live HEA, if Emma is reviewed well, etc. I need more. I am a masochist because I keep reading this book and Scornfully yours all over again.
I love how this book reads; it can be read alone or with the series. I am currently reading only EmmaÂês books and then I will branch into the others.
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I am all for you loving to your hearts desire and being dominated by a man (Bass, Yes please) but you cannot be defined by your love of a man. You must strong and confident.
Emma most definitely creates a new persona following/during this book and while at the press junket. She has grown from book one.
Bass is a good piece a hunk of man. He is do painfully show more passionate about Emma he does not know what to do. When love, which he has never experienced, happens with Emma and then he loses it, well his heart shrinks two sizes too small. He must find a replacement for pained heart and his insatiable needs ÃÃwink, winkÂÃÂ.
Carter tries to reenter EmmaÂês lifeÂÃ_ LetÂês say I am leaving that door open, even though I want it sooo closed. I love CarterÂês character. You hate him, feel bad for him, feel said for him, love him, fight with him and then you are just exhausted. In my opinion, if he really wanted Emma, he would have been open and honest about his fears and feelings from the beginning and we would not learn about them in his POV. You love her you nut, stop with the soliloquy and tell her your concerns and why you are a jerk in relationships.
So frustrating.
And then you give me the end of the wonderful story and everything is going as expected, the writing is smooth, I am at ease, I am at peace and then you give me the coup de grace. Really.
So I patiently wait to see how the film did, if they live HEA, if Emma is reviewed well, etc. I need more. I am a masochist because I keep reading this book and Scornfully yours all over again.
I love how this book reads; it can be read alone or with the series. I am currently reading only EmmaÂês books and then I will branch into the others.
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Have to say I both liked and hated this book.
Hate:
The dialogue was really strange and stilted at times.
I know Emma was only 20 but she seemed both too immature and too worldly almost at the same time. (I think a character should pick one level of maturity and stick with.) She was way too mature when she told her parents her news about her decisions for her future.
And being from Southern California I don't think continually driving from Santa Barbara to LA is as blithely done as in this book. show more One word, "TRAFFIC!"
Love:
Have to say the only reason I finished this book was because the author created enough tension over who Emma would be with, Bass or Carter. (My vote was always for Bass!)
I also wanted to get to the filming of the movie; I would have liked to read more about it than was written; always leave 'em wanting more. show less
Hate:
The dialogue was really strange and stilted at times.
I know Emma was only 20 but she seemed both too immature and too worldly almost at the same time. (I think a character should pick one level of maturity and stick with.) She was way too mature when she told her parents her news about her decisions for her future.
And being from Southern California I don't think continually driving from Santa Barbara to LA is as blithely done as in this book. show more One word, "TRAFFIC!"
Love:
Have to say the only reason I finished this book was because the author created enough tension over who Emma would be with, Bass or Carter. (My vote was always for Bass!)
I also wanted to get to the filming of the movie; I would have liked to read more about it than was written; always leave 'em wanting more. show less
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