Completing Pam's Location in Lost Records: Bloom & Rage

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In Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, the tranquil town of Velvet Cove is anything but quiet. While 1995 is turning out to be quite a year, it pales in comparison to the supernatural journey that Swann and her friends embark on that summer. Meanwhile, life carries on for everyone else.

Among the locals is Pam, a regular at the Blue Spruce bar. By the time 1995 rolls around, you’ll recognize her perceptive eyes and distinctive northern accent. After the concert, she finds herself in a bit of a bind and could use your assistance in locating something. Here’s how to help her out!

Where to Find the Book “The Night’s Dark Kiss”

Once you reach chapter four in Tape 2, your task is to tidy up the Blue Spruce the morning after the concert. In the midst of the cleanup, you’ll spot a woman seated on a parked car, engrossed in a book. As you approach, she will try to catch your attention.

Talking to her will lead to a discussion about the events from the previous night. She’ll inquire about Kat and mention to Swann that she’s on their side. The key point is her request: help her find her missing book.

While it technically belongs to Gus, Pam borrowed it from him.

The book you’re searching for is a thick novel titled ‘The Night’s Dark Kiss’, lost in the parking lot chaos following the concert. You’ll comb through the area, but fortunately, we can streamline your search.

Your best bet is to check the dumpsters at the back of the lot, where you’ll find the book next to a discarded soundboard. Grab it and return it to her at the car. She’ll express her gratitude for your help. Although it may seem like a small favor, it’s significant in its own way.

What Happens When You Find Pam’s Book?

Once you return Pam’s book, you’ll notice it on the counter during your next encounter with her in present day. It will provide insight into Pam and Gus’s relationship and how they’ve managed to stay connected over the years.

Furthermore, you can assist Pam in asking Gus out on a date, although he may not fully grasp her intentions. While it’s a subtle moment, bringing them together provides a sense of resolution and a fresh start in Velvet Cove.