Just Married #33

A young woman haunted by a childhood of loss finds unexpected happiness with Earl—until her deepest fears begin to poison the marriage she's fought so hard to build. As worry and pessimism grip her mind, Ginny's constant anxiety over imagined disasters starts to drive a wedge between her and the man she loves, threatening to destroy the very happiness she feared would slip away. Will she find a way to overcome the darkness in her thoughts before it's too late?

A young woman who has spent her life dreaming of being the perfect homemaker finally has her chance when she marries Andy, creating an elegant home and orchestrating formal dinners to match her idealized vision. But as Andy grows restless under the weight of constant refinement, she discovers that the picture-perfect wife she's worked so hard to become may be exactly what's driving him away. In "The Image of Happiness," a newlywed learns that real married life demands something magazines never taught her.

When Edith Miles grows restless in her suburban home and convinces her husband Gordon to put it up for sale so they can return to the city, she doesn't realize how much the house—and their life there—has come to mean to her. A visit from interested buyers forces her to confront what she's been taking for granted, leading to an unexpected discovery about where her heart truly belongs.

When Hal Roberts arrives in Wittleboro as a stranger seeking work, he charms his way into a job at the local automobile agency—and into the heart of Lynne Duran. Within weeks, they're engaged and planning a honeymoon to Bermuda, but Lynne's growing unease about their suddenly lavish lifestyle forces her to confront a troubling question: is Hal's rapid success built on something dishonest? As suspicions close in and accusations mount, Lynne must decide whether to trust the man she married or demand answers she may not want to hear.