All True Romance #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains multiple romance stories. One story follows a woman named Billie who encounters a charming stranger claiming to be named Robin Trelawney, who attempts to persuade her to join him on a treasure-hunting adventure at sea and proposes marriage, though she ultimately suspects it is an elaborate hoax by her friends. Another story involves a female singer named Susan who receives a romantic note from Ramon Manino, a man she admires, only to discover that his real name is Sam Fletcher and he is actually American, leading to a humorous revelation about his true identity.
A lonely young woman finds a rain-soaked love letter from Sergeant Rand and impulsively introduces herself as a friend of his intended recipient—only to fall genuinely in love with him as they spend time together. Now Helen must wrestle with her deception while her feelings deepen, knowing the truth will eventually surface and shatter everything between them. Can she find the courage to confess before it's too late?
Candy's heart belongs to Tad Hawks, a federal agent whose dangerous assignments keep stealing him away—but when his plane crashes overseas and he vanishes, she volunteers to find him in a hostile foreign country where time, a local rival, and shadowy forces work against their reunion. With nothing but determination and a corrupt policeman's help, Candy races to locate Tad before Jagar's regime can silence him for good.
A small-town girl with big singing ambitions falls hard for the glamorous tenor Ramon Manino—only to discover he's actually Sam Fletcher, an American who adopted a foreign stage name. When Sam gently reveals that her voice, while pleasant, doesn't have what it takes for opera, Sue's dreams of stardom collide with the painful truth, forcing her to reconsider what really matters in life and love.
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