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McGrath #3
Yes Is Forever
"Yes" was all she needed him to say.
SHE WANTED MARRIAGE
Donna McGrath had been in love with family friend Bruce Fenton since she was a little girl. Now she had one summer to convince him to marry her. So she concocted a plan to involve Bruce in searching for her natural father, a man she knew he would NEVER find.
HE WANTED HER
When Donna walked into Bruce's law office, he was instantly attracted to the woman she'd become. He agreed to help her -- never suspecting Donna's real motive for seeking him out. Then Bruce managed the impossible. He found Donna's birth father. Now Donna had an awful lot to explain....
SHE WANTED MARRIAGE
Donna McGrath had been in love with family friend Bruce Fenton since she was a little girl. Now she had one summer to convince him to marry her. So she concocted a plan to involve Bruce in searching for her natural father, a man she knew he would NEVER find.
HE WANTED HER
When Donna walked into Bruce's law office, he was instantly attracted to the woman she'd become. He agreed to help her -- never suspecting Donna's real motive for seeking him out. Then Bruce managed the impossible. He found Donna's birth father. Now Donna had an awful lot to explain....
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304 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published May 1, 1987
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About the author
Stella Cameron
106 books421 followersStella Cameron is a New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author. With over fourteen million copies of her books in print, Cameron is now turning her pen to mysteries and independently publishing COLD, Introducing Alex Duggins. She draws on her English background for this new, already critically acclaimed mystery series. Atmospheric, deeply character and relationship driven, COLD reveals the power of old secrets to twist the present. Cameron’s reputation for using her backgrounds to add tension and allure to her stories is heightened again.
Cameron is the recipient of the Pacific Northwest Achievement Award for distinguished professional achievement and for enhancing the stature of the Northwest Literary community. She lives in Washington with her husband Jerry, her Papillon Millie, black cat Zipper, and a cheeky little tabby named Jack.
Cameron is the recipient of the Pacific Northwest Achievement Award for distinguished professional achievement and for enhancing the stature of the Northwest Literary community. She lives in Washington with her husband Jerry, her Papillon Millie, black cat Zipper, and a cheeky little tabby named Jack.
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September 23, 2011
This is another name for Stella Cameron and after I read the book I realized there are stories for the friend and parents as well.
Donna is nineteen and what she wants is Bruce, who is 31 and a family friend. She has loved him forever and has planned out how to get him.
She asks him to search for her real father never expecting success but Bruce finds him, she then has to fess up. Bruce is shocked to say the least and asks her to take responsibility for her actions.
I found Donna a bit immature which is a give since she is pretty young but she is clear enough that she doesn't want Bruce to be another protector. Bruce does fall for her but tells her she needs to grow up and they need some distance.
It was pretty decent.
Donna is nineteen and what she wants is Bruce, who is 31 and a family friend. She has loved him forever and has planned out how to get him.
She asks him to search for her real father never expecting success but Bruce finds him, she then has to fess up. Bruce is shocked to say the least and asks her to take responsibility for her actions.
I found Donna a bit immature which is a give since she is pretty young but she is clear enough that she doesn't want Bruce to be another protector. Bruce does fall for her but tells her she needs to grow up and they need some distance.
It was pretty decent.
January 23, 2021
I found the romance between Bruce and Donna to be really frigging weird. He's an old family friend she's convinced she's in love with despite her being only 18 and him being 12 years older. That was disturbing. Not because of the significant age difference, but because he basically watched her grow up, and the way she pursued him freaked me out. If it had been him going after her like that this would be a horror story.
That and I just didn't like Donna's attitude with her biological father. She was so insistent on finding him, and was so worried about him not accepting her. But when she did and he welcomed her with open arms, that's when she starts having second thoughts? Really? This woman was an idiot. Not the worst book I've ever read, but that's as close to praise as I can get.
That and I just didn't like Donna's attitude with her biological father. She was so insistent on finding him, and was so worried about him not accepting her. But when she did and he welcomed her with open arms, that's when she starts having second thoughts? Really? This woman was an idiot. Not the worst book I've ever read, but that's as close to praise as I can get.
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November 2, 2021
Reread of an old favorite. Rarely do you find a romance novel with a person of color. Well done.
February 19, 2010
Much better than "Choices", which is the story of Donna's parents. Stella Cameron did a good job of showing Donna grow up through the story. When the book began, I thought Donna was really an immature twit. The whole "trick Bruce into loving me" thing was stupid, but somehow it worked. Sometimes I was uncomfortable because I knew their relationship had been so uncle/neice for so long. However, by the end, I was hoping they'd find happiness together and they did. The ending of this book was really well done! I thought about it long after I put the book down, which is a good thing!
February 21, 2013
well, what can I say? I'm kind of surprise with this book. I'm mean, that cover is not a big deal, and even the argument is clichê. But then, the written is so light, funny and sensitive. All the personages are charming. Bruce is so sweet, I really wish could known a guy like him one day. The only at least is I miss more guilty thoughts of him, hohohohoho, that could be great for the reading
June 26, 2013
This romance was more interesting because of her learning about the Chinese part of heritage.
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