Diary Loves #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Vengeance of Love," newly hired secretary Kay finds herself caught in a web of office intrigue when stolen evidence threatens District Attorney Mark Allen’s case. With tensions rising, Kay’s private diary—filled with both sensitive case notes and her secret feelings for Mark—becomes the key to uncovering the betrayal. Art Peddy’s storytelling brings sharp emotional stakes to this 1949 tale, while Paul Gustavson’s cover pencils and Bill Ward’s inks capture the mood of suspense and longing.
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In the quiet tension of a 1949 office, new secretary Kay finds herself caught between duty and desire as her growing feelings for District Attorney Mark Allen spark both hope and caution. When stolen evidence threatens to derail a crucial case, Kay’s private diary—filled with more than just notes—becomes the key to uncovering the truth, revealing a betrayal from within and a love that may have been quietly returning all along.
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Reprinted in Diary Loves #2 (1949), Love and Romance #3 (1951), Love and Romance Library #104
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