To Love Forever
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| Title: | To Love Forever |
| Publisher: | Vincent's World Press |
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| Author(s): | Patricia A. Kehoe |
| Cover Artist(s): | Rosemarie Hauer |
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| Date(s): | March 1992 |
| Medium: | print zine |
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| Fandom: | Beauty and the Beast (TV) |
| Language: | English |
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To Love Forever is a 152-page explicit het Beauty and the Beast novel by Patricia A. Kehoe.
The art is by Rosemarie Hauer, Inez Brown, Fran Buiting, Jane Curtis, Shirley Leonard, Teri Milliman, Pam Tuck, and Pat Wallerius.
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.
- Rightfully Mine #1 (May 1991)
- Coming Out of the Dark #2 (August 1991)
- I Know You're Out There, Somewhere #3 (November 1991)
- To Love Forever #4 (March 1992)
- The Heart's Best Treasure #5 (June 1992)
- Once Upon a Time #6 (September 1992)
- Walk the World for Me #7 (May 1993)
- Demons at the Gate #8 (September 1994)
Chapters
- Hope
- Love
- Clear, Unpeopled Space
- Journey's End
Sample Gallery
Rosemarie Hauer
Rosemarie Hauer
Rosemarie Hauer
Jane Curtis
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Teri Milliman
Rosemarie Hauer
Shirley Leonard
Reactions and Reviews
This fourth in the series of novel-length books by Kehoe of Vincent's World Press recapitulates Vincent's life, from childhood to very old age, in a series of brief, loosely connected vignettes. Most of these derive from series episodes and depend rather heavily on the reader's familiarity with the whole series. The story becomes Continued Classic after V's collapse in Catherine's apartment during the Trilogy when, according to this tale, they became lovers, then married and had children, one of whom resembles Vincent. Another, a daughter, marries the son of Elliot Burch and wife Brooke. Unlike Kehoe's writing for the sitcom-oriented Vincent's World series, these books are serious. The emphasis on graphically described sex is still present, but more subordinated to other story elements. A pleasant recapitulation (and extension) of the series for those who already know it well and will appreciate the avoidance of 3rd season, with a strong but not dominating emphasis on graphic V/C sex. Rosemarie Hauer's artwork is particularly nice here. [1]