Girls' Love Stories #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFifty-two pages of romance await in this May/June 1951 issue of Girls' Love Stories, where a masquerade party sets the stage for heartache and longing. The cover draws you right into the drama: a young woman in a blue gown holds a small mask and looks on with a pained expression as, just behind her, a couple in costume share a kiss amid confetti and festive balloons. The cover's own teaser — "Could I ever tell him he was kissing the wrong girl?… or was mine always to be a 'Lonely Masquerade!'" — perfectly captures the bittersweet tension that made DC's romance titles so irresistible to readers of the era.
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Lee is raised by her industrialist father to be his successor, and takes over as head of a steel mill. She falls in love with Gene, who works for another company; Lee schemes to get him a promotion and arranges to have his attractive assistant transferred, although these actions hurt other people. Gene finds out and they break up, but forgives her when Lee vows to change.
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