Dream Book of Romance #6 (A-1 #101 [102])

In a quiet moment of self-doubt, Jane Carter struggles with feeling overlooked—especially compared to her sister Patty, whose sharp words chip away at her confidence. When George Palmer quietly enters her photo in a beauty contest, Jane’s unexpected win becomes a turning point, revealing hidden feelings and a surprising truth about the sister who’s always seemed to have it all.

In "Torn by Temptation!", Nurse Ann Barton finds herself caught between her steady engagement to Dr. Ted Stevens and the flashy attention of former patient Fred Daniels, an advertising man whose world feels all surface and no substance. As her growing distance from Ted begins to strain her duties at the hospital, a fateful car accident forces Ann to choose between fleeting romance and her calling—revealing where her true values lie.

In "The Man of My Dreams!", commercial artist Peggy Walker seeks answers from a psychiatrist about a persistent dream featuring a mysterious man. After taking his advice to follow her passion, she relocates to a small town, opens a fashion shop, and finds herself drawn to Peter Van Schuyler—though he bears no resemblance to her dream figure. When she learns Peter is engaged to another, Peggy prepares to leave, only to be stunned one day when the man from her dream appears at her door.

In "Nightmare of Love," Vivian Brown trades her quiet life for Hollywood dreams, chasing fame and the glamour of movie star Roger Hall—only to find the spotlight reveals a far less glamorous truth. When her romance with Roger unravels, she’s forced to confront what truly matters, rediscovering the quiet sincerity of her former fiancé, Johnny Kent.