In this sequel to Till Death Do Us Part, a grief-stricken April Lancaster flees to St. Croix island to cope with the loss of her fiancee. There on the beach, she meets a dark and broody Brandon Benedict who is still dealing with the pain of his mother's recent suicide. Though the two quickly become close through their shared grief, April does not reveal that she is battling an incurable brain tumor. When April's health condition worsens, she is forced to fly back home without telling Brandon. April is dying. Can she bring herself to tell Brandon that he'll soon lose another person he loves?

Every happily married couple has a love story to share. In a world where divorce is a frequent option, here are twenty marriages which have stood the test of time. Ach couple has been married one man to one woman for as long as they have lived. For most the marriage has been for at least fifty years. At least one of the two in each married couple was a student at Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tennessee, in the early fifties. Here each of the twenty couples share in their own words their love story. As you read the love stories, you discover common threads that run through each story, the qualities that create for these enduring forever love.

Penny Jordan is an award-winning New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author of more than 200 books with sales of over 100 million copies. We have celebrated her wonderful writing with a special collection of her novels, many of which are available for the first time in eBook right now.

Husband and wife's combined accounts of navigating the French canals from Calais down to Spain with two small children.

Here we are / Dorothy Parker -- The danger of being too innocent / Honore de Balzac -- A service of love / O. Henry -- Mrs. Bullfrog / Nathaniel Hawthorne -- The girls in their summer dresses / Irwin Shaw -- Just him and her / Ruth Suckow -- The man who tamed a shrew / Juan Manuel -- The Saturday night blues / Catharine Brody -- Married / TheodoreDreiser -- The conservatory / Guy de Maupassant -- A happy ending / Anton Chekhov -- The will / Thyra Samter Winslow -- The bride / Morley Callaghan -- Golden wedding / Ruth Suckow -- Crisis / Zona Gale -- Patient Griselda / Giovanni Boccaccio -- The love nest / Ring Lardner -- The lost Phoebe / Theodore Dreiser -- Too bad / Dorothy Parker -- Mr. Preble gets rid of his wife / James Thurber -- Predestined marriage / Li Fu-Yen -- Husbands grow on trees / Whitfield Cook -- Crepe de Chine / James Stephens -- Papago wedding/ Mary Austin -- The marriage of Cupid and Psyche / Lucius Apuleius -- Wedding night / Virginia Bird -- The man who married his wife / Frederic Boutet -- A quiet evening at home / Arthur Kober -- The helpmate / Anton Chekhov -- The log / Guy de Maupassant -- The wife / Washington Irving -- The golden Honeymoon / Ring Lardner -- Love and bread / August Strindberg -- The husband of Akoulka / Fyodor Dostoevsky -- Little bride / Dorothy McCleary -- Second wife / Harry Harrison Kroll -- The matron of Ephesus / Gaius Petronius -- The mission of Jane / Edith Wharton -- A fickle widow / Anonymous -- The tale of Mistress Frances / George Gascoigne -- Darling / James Stephens -- The fishwife's tale / Anonymous -- Childless / Ignat Herrmann.

For Better, For Worse, Forever contains a 10-step formula that teaches women how to evaluate a potential partner. Through stories, quizzes, and questions, readers learn: -- Who your partner really is-- How to get what you really want and need in a relationship and avoid what you don't want

As teenagers they'd been flirtatious friends. On returning home as adults Ruth and Mac found their feelings had changed -- with a passion. Ruth needed a man capable of commitment and Mac, on the rebound, was hardly the type. She focused her attention on her work as a community nurse, except her patients' needs continually thrust her into Mac's midst and eventually into his arms.