Intimate Love #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chained to My Past," secretary Louise Carr finds herself drawn to her boss, Todd Reynolds, on a vacation that turns unexpectedly emotional. As their romance deepens, a haunting childhood secret surfaces—Louise, born Jenny Clayton, carries a past shadowed by her father’s tragic actions. With Nick Cardy’s expressive art bringing the story to life, the issue explores the weight of memory and the fragile hope of redemption.
In "Chained to My Past," secretary Louise Carr finds herself drawn to her boss, Todd Reynolds, on a vacation that turns into something more. As their romance deepens, Louise’s hidden past—tied to a traumatic childhood secret—threatens to unravel everything. When Todd’s sister Grace urges her to leave, the truth comes crashing back, forcing both women and Todd to confront what lies beneath the surface.
In "Husband Wanted," young widow Ann forms an unexpected bond with newcomer Walt Adams, whose quiet kindness draws her in despite his insistence on keeping things platonic. As their friendship deepens, Ann opens up about her past—revealing her distrust of men after her late husband’s betrayal—only to face a heart-wrenching choice when Walt considers leaving town.
In "Sweet-Talkin' Darling," Deb finds herself drawn to the charming, roving salesman Clyde Mason, whose easy flirtation stands in stark contrast to her loyal, steady Charles Hayden. When a letter exposes Clyde’s pattern of fleeting romances, Deb must decide between the thrill of a fleeting romance and the quiet certainty of true connection.
In "I Wasted Tears," Marcy Wilson’s brief romance with Dick Travers—sparked just before his military discharge—leads to a rushed marriage and a move to his hometown, where she’s met with cold disapproval from his mother. As tensions simmer in the family home, Marcy struggles to find her place, but a sudden crisis brings unexpected clarity.
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Reprinted in True Love #1 (1986)
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