Brides Romances #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"My Man Loved Another" follows a woman who secretly harbored romantic feelings for her boss, Steve Adams, while he was involved with glamorous and successful Julia Bishop. When the woman finally confesses her love to Steve, he chooses her over Julia, and they become engaged. However, as their relationship develops and Steve takes on extra work to provide for their future together, the woman grows lonely and bored with their domestic life, ultimately realizing that her initial infatuation may not have been true love. The story concludes with the woman finding companionship with an old flame, Bret Maynard, suggesting her heart may have belonged elsewhere all along.
In "I Made My Choice," small-town piano teacher Sally finds her life upended when her former boyfriend Barry returns to town with his band, reigniting old feelings she thought she’d put behind her. As her engagement to steady Jim Craig begins to strain under the weight of memories and second thoughts, Sally must confront what truly matters—before it’s too late.
In "First Love," college sweethearts Claudia and Jack part ways after graduation, with Jack returning home to build his career. Months later, when Jack visits and Claudia finds herself comparing his old-fashioned devotion to Eric’s quieter, more genuine affection, she begins to question what she truly wants in a partner.
A young woman who thought she'd moved past her first love discovers her heart still stirring when he returns to their small town as a celebrated singer—and she's now engaged to someone else entirely. As Sally Logan confronts the feelings she buried years ago, she must grapple with a choice that could reshape the life she's carefully built. Will she honor her promise to Jim Craig, or will Barry Barone's homecoming rekindle something she never truly let go of?
In "Heaven Is Right Here," newlyweds Peggy and John struggle with the realities of married life in their cramped flat, their growing distance deepening when John works late and Peggy begins to doubt his loyalty. When she impulsively agrees to go out with her old flame Bret, she soon regrets it—only to find herself face to face with a surprising truth when she sees John on television, revealing the sacrifices he’s quietly made to support their future.
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