Pam Jenoff Books in Order

Pam Jenoff is a critically acclaimed author known for her historical fiction novels that transport readers to the complexities of war-torn Europe. Her latest works, The Lost Girls of Paris and The Orphan's Tale, have solidified her position as a New York Times bestselling author. Born in Maryland and raised outside Philadelphia, Jenoff's academic background at George Washington University and Cambridge University, where she earned a master's in history, has greatly influenced her writing. Her experience as Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army offered a unique perspective on government operations, allowing her to witness significant events, including the Pan Am Flight 103 memorial and World War II commemoration ceremonies. As a diplomat in Poland, Jenoff developed a deep understanding of Polish-Jewish relations and the Holocaust, which she now weaves into her novels. After leaving the Foreign Service, she pursued a law career, but now dedicates herself to teaching and writing.