Now That Forever Has Ended (1995 Steinbach), novel

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Now That Forever Has Ended (1995) is a novel by Tom Steinbach.

Abstract

"It's the young beauty, not Hephzibah, who is sharing her husbands bedchamber on the most troublesome night of his reign. Plainly he has no desire to get Hephzibahs comfort and encouragement. - What went wrong with their marriage? Will this affair destroy their marriage forever? For Hephzibah, all of part one is a long prologue.... a very long and painful prologue. For King Hephzibah, more than one forever ends before this riveting page-turner does."--Publisher description.

Editions

Published in White Pine, MI: Times Ten Pub., 1995.

External links

  • [ Google Books]
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