Pam Hanson
Personal Information
Description
Pam Andrews Hanson, the daughter of the romance writer Barbara Andrews, grew up within earshot of her mother's manual typewriter. Pam majored in journalism in college and later worked as a reporter. Pam married with with Mr. Hanson, a college-professor, and they created a family. After the birth of her first child, Erik, Pam started to work with her mother. They published their books under the pseudonyms Jennifer Drew and Pam Rock. Pam lived in West Virginia, with her husband and their two sons, Erik and Andrew.
Books
In her sister's footsteps
When Jane falls and ends up on crutches, the Howard sisters are hard pressed to make arrangements that will keep Grace Chapel Inn running smoothly.
Forgotten history
When Miriam Maxwell returns to her Chesapeake-area hometown to take over her late sister Ruthie's antiques store, she reconnects with Bess Watkins, an old friend who, along with her granddaughter Phoebe, begins helping Miriam with the shop. As Miriam struggles to organize her sister's jumbled store, her very first customer turns out to be Samuel Bentley whom she dated in high school. He buys an heirloom desk and later discovers, hidden in a drawer, a cryptic map with an uncomfortable implication: Miriam's ancestor was a deserter from the Confederate army. Guided by tantalizing clues, Miriam and Samuel piece together the slim evidence. Will the information they uncover exonerate Miriam's ancestor? In the course of their research, they begin to realize that their feelings for each other run deeper than their shared love of history.
Empty nest
It's spring in Acorn Hill ... Louise has a serious legal matter, Jane has a new hobby, and Alice does her best to comfort and encourage them both.
All things new
Hidden treasures
They married for money neither of them wanted. From the moment Frank Corey stepped into her dilapidated Cape Cod house, Penny Harris was confused. Was he devil or hero, gangster or lawyer? But after months of hiding out to evade her money hungry family, the five-foot-ten heiress was ready for some help. Over bowls of canned soup, Penny gradually fell in love with the homely (or was he handsome?) demanding lawyer. Frank offered advice, protection--even marriage--to his "little love." But forty million dollars threatened to keep them apart.
Keeping the faith
In the midst of an Acorn Hill summer, a husband and wife arrive at Grace Chapel Inn full of questions about the B & B and how it is run while a young man on a mission walks into the Howard sisters' lives, relieving their cares and bringing romance to one of Alice's coworkers.