To Last a Lifetime — Jennifer Blair

What was the price of stardom -- and would young Angie Brenton be willing to pay it? That was the question that faced Angie as the aspiring actress set her sights on a dazzling theatrical career.

Promising her a helping hand was ruthless, egocentric TV star Dan Moran -- if Angie agreed to fit in with both his professional and personal plans. Encouraging her was the brilliant but still unproven playwright Peter Jonathan, in whose play Angie saw the perfect part -- if she could win out over an already famous rival. And offering Angie cynical advice was Clara, who had learned the ropes in the backstage world of the theater and told Angie what she had to do to get ahead. Angie Brenton had stars in her eyes but confusion in her heart as she stood on the brink of success -- and wondered if a glamorous career could offer her happiness to last a lifetime.