Dear Reader,
Writing together as Jane Worth Abbott, my dear friend and wonderful writer Virginia Myers and I produced three books. Faces of a Clown, Choices and Yes Is Forever are each complete novels but share core characters.
In Yes Is Forever Donna McGrath, adopted daughter of Sara and Evan McGrath from Choices and Bruce Fenton whom we first saw in Laura and Mark Fenton's story, Faces of a Clown, have an extraordinary whirl with love . . . and risk.
Bruce is twelve years Donna's senior. They first met when he was the kind man who took her about in San Francisco. Six years have passed and Donna is still only approaching twenty, but she is so in love with unsuspecting Bruce.
Visualize the scene when Donna decides she must tell him how she feels--and how she expects them to proceed:
Bruce tried to sound amused, but his voice was strained as he went on. "And to think, while I was buying you popcorn and we were looking at polar bears . . ."
Donna's lowered lashes hid her eyes. "It's just that I've always known I had to do something about the way I felt when I was with you . . .and the way I thought about you when we were apart."
"And that's where you went wrong," Bruce said reasonably. "You followed some adolescent whim. But don't feel bad or embarrassed."
"I don't expect us to march up the aisle this week," Donna continued, as if she hadn't heard him. "We've got a couple of months to get to know each other. Now for starters, why don't you kiss me?"
If you're feeling sorry for someone, don't let it be Donna, because Bruce is in for the most exciting, the most vexing and the biggest struggle of his life. The odds are against him are formidable, and he is only a man.
I hope you cry a little and laugh a lot when you read Yes is Forever.
Take care,
Stella Cameron
Revised reissue
(originally written as Harlequin Superromance #263, 06/87, under Jane Worth Abbott)
Mass Market Paperback, 304 pp.
ISBN: 0373770022
Publisher: HQN
Pub. Date: August 2004
