"Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen is a timeless classic that has captivated readers for over 200 years. The novel, first published in 1813, is a witty and insightful exploration of societal norms, class structures, and relationships in Regency England. A young women’s journey to find love, sibling rivalry, parental pressure, not giving into institution of marriage, whilst wanting to marry but not sacrificing her pride.

This book was a fun must read for anyone who loves music and wants to tag along a band’s music tour and success. It definitely takes you to another place in the rock and roll era and the wild parties. To the golden days of LA’s past music scene of Laurel Canyon, rock and disco. The story is about the the rise and fall of an infamous rock band. It is a fictional band but does have some inspiration from Fleetwood Mac.

I decided to read her newly released book after watching her documentary, “Pamela: A Love Story” on Netflix. Maybe, I feel an affinity as a Cali native and spending lot of time in Malibu as a kid living in SoCal. After all, she lived in Malibu, a coveted small beach town, peaceful but surrounded by the water, celebrities and nice homes. It was a quick 10 minute drive for me when I lived there. A quick escape to the ocean. I have seen the crowds when they filmed Baywatch. I even saw Pamela one time at a shopping center in Malibu. I let her be which is what most locals from SoCal like me do. We are used to celebrity sightings. I was excited to read her book and curious what she has to say.