Pamela Callow's Blog, page 2
November 18, 2010
RT Book Reviews - Top Rating for INDEFENSIBLE!
Hi all,
Very excited to learn that RT Book reviews gave INDEFENSIBLE (December 28th, 2010), book two of the Kate Lange series, a 4.5 out of 4.5 star rating!
"Lawyer Kate Lange is back with another case that will test her courtroom skills, judgment and nerves. The suspense is intense, the action shocking and the plot intriguing."
Happy reading,
Pam
Indefensible
Very excited to learn that RT Book reviews gave INDEFENSIBLE (December 28th, 2010), book two of the Kate Lange series, a 4.5 out of 4.5 star rating!
"Lawyer Kate Lange is back with another case that will test her courtroom skills, judgment and nerves. The suspense is intense, the action shocking and the plot intriguing."
Happy reading,
Pam
Indefensible
November 12, 2010
The Many Layers of Remembrance
Today I'm blogging at eharlequin.com about how the war affected my mother:
http://community.eharlequin.com/conte...
Would love to hear your own family experiences!
http://community.eharlequin.com/conte...
Would love to hear your own family experiences!
October 27, 2010
New Cover!
Hi all,
I'm excited to post my cover for INDEFENSIBLE, coming out on December 28th, 2010. I love the water motif!
I'm excited to post my cover for INDEFENSIBLE, coming out on December 28th, 2010. I love the water motif!
June 20, 2010
A Father's Day Reflection
On Friday, my editor nudged me to write the dedication for INDEFENSIBLE (January 2011), the second book in my Kate Lange thriller series. It was a good time to decide to whom I should dedicate this book, because this month has been one of the most transformative in my professional life. DAMAGED, my debut novel, released in June, and I've experienced the culmination of a 35 year old dream.
Given that, it has made me reflect on that journey from childhood dream to professional achievement. And I decided I wanted to thank some of the most influential teachers in my life. One of those teachers was my father, a mechanical engineer with a brilliant mind. He used to ask me questions, forcing me to analyse and rationalize my responses. As a parent, I now appreciate the gift he gave me, because it takes great patience to allow one's child to figure things out on their own. Thank you, Dad.
And thus, my dedication reads:
For those who taught me along the way:
My father, Martyn Callow, who made me figure out the answers for myself;
My junior high English teacher, who fanned the spark;
And the late Bill Martinson, a trusted mentor and treasured friend.
Happy Father's Day to all those dads out there.
Pam
Given that, it has made me reflect on that journey from childhood dream to professional achievement. And I decided I wanted to thank some of the most influential teachers in my life. One of those teachers was my father, a mechanical engineer with a brilliant mind. He used to ask me questions, forcing me to analyse and rationalize my responses. As a parent, I now appreciate the gift he gave me, because it takes great patience to allow one's child to figure things out on their own. Thank you, Dad.
And thus, my dedication reads:
For those who taught me along the way:
My father, Martyn Callow, who made me figure out the answers for myself;
My junior high English teacher, who fanned the spark;
And the late Bill Martinson, a trusted mentor and treasured friend.
Happy Father's Day to all those dads out there.
Pam
