The Heart's Best Treasure

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Zine
Title: The Heart's Best Treasure
Publisher: Vincent's World Press
Editor:
Author(s): Patricia Kehoe
Cover Artist(s): Pam Tuck
Illustrator(s): see below
Date(s): June 1992
Medium: print zine
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Genre:
Fandom: Beauty and the Beast (TV)
Language: English
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cover by Pam Tuck

The Heart's Best Treasure is a 143-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Patricia Kehoe. Much art by Teri Milliman, Inez Brown, Renate Haller, Rosemarie Hauer, and Pam Tuck (color cover).

This novel is related to the anthology series edited by Kehoe called Vincent's World.

Part of "The Vincent's World Novel" Series

This is part of the series, The Vincent's World Novels.

Chapters

  • Never Love a Sailing Man, poem by Patrica Kehoe (1)
  • The Journey (3)
  • Sailing Towards Infinity (43)
  • The Quest (81)
  • Maelstroms (97)
  • Passion's Bounty (116)
  • Epilogue (143)

Sample Gallery

Reactions and Reviews

This fifth novel by the author of the Vincent's World series is basically Vincent-as-the-Flying-Dutchman. In the early 1800's, Vincent Wells, captain of the three-masted schooner The Heart's Rose, falls in love with spinster heiress passenger Catherine...and she, eventually, with him. Turned into our beast by the gods' spite, he and Catherine, forever young, forbidden to set foot on land, spend a century and a half of blissful wandering...and extensive lovemaking...until Vincent wishes her free of his doom and challenges the gods to a race like the one he won and became accursed for-the prize, Catherine's freedom. Through Catherine's steadfast love, defeat in the race is turned into victory and the couple spend about 30 pages in rapturous lovemaking, helpfully illustrated by Teri Milliman and Inez Brown for those wishing to imagine the positions in more detail. Other less graphic artwork by Milliman, Brown, Renate Haller, Rosemarie Hauer, and Pam Tuck is handsomely reproduced, on unnumbered pages. Vincent is convincingly stalwart both as the cursed captain and his more familiar feline self. Readers who enjoy alternate worlds and magical happenings, combined with lots of sex, will find much to enjoy here.[1]

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