Career Girl Romances #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Discovery," actress Leanna Horten finds herself at a crossroads when the persistent Hugh Duncan, a man she’s grown close to, begins pushing her to sign with his agency. As their relationship deepens, Leanna must navigate the blurred line between genuine affection and professional ambition, unsure whether his feelings are real or just a calculated move. Nestor Olivera’s expressive art brings the emotional tension to life, while José Luis García-López’s dynamic cover captures the story’s pivotal moment.
In "Circus Girl," aerialist Wilma finds her engagement to fellow performer Anton tested when jealousy flares after a new circus member, Ernie, draws her attention. As tensions rise, Wilma must untangle a web of deception when she learns Ernie orchestrated a scheme to make Anton doubt her, hoping to replace him in the act.
In "The Awful Truth," Meg, Jeff, and Nick each pitch a new ad campaign for an airline, with the winner earning a long-coveted promotion. As tensions rise and secrets surface, Meg finds herself caught between ambition and something far more unexpected—love.
In "My Greatest Role," Leanna Horten, a rising actress, finds herself at a crossroads when Hugh Duncan, a persistent agency representative, begins showing up with increasing frequency. As their interactions deepen, Leanna must navigate the blurred line between genuine affection and professional ambition, wondering if the man she's drawn to truly sees her—or just the star she could become.
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