Just Married #44
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Cost of Loving" tells the story of a lonely widow who falls in love with a charming man named Pete, only to suspect his motives when he shows sudden interest in her after they dine together and he lavishes her with attention and flowers. As Cindy grows close to Pete, her friend warns her to be careful, expressing concern that Pete may not genuinely love her. When Cindy receives a troubling phone call from Pete mentioning he has "trouble," she becomes uncertain about his true intentions and whether his affection for her is sincere or motivated by financial gain.
A young woman arrives at her friend's beach cottage for a relaxing summer vacation, but a chance encounter with a charming stranger named Pete takes an unexpected turn when she rescues him from the ocean—only to discover his drowning was an elaborate ruse to get her attention. As the summer progresses and Pete's genuine warmth wins her over, what began as irritation blossoms into something deeper, and the temporary holiday becomes the beginning of something permanent.
A wealthy widow finds solace after her husband's death by throwing herself into business and art—until she meets the charming Cal at a gallery and falls hard. When financial troubles drive him to ask for a loan, Cindy discovers his investment scheme is nothing but a con, forcing her to confront what she's willing to risk for love.
A bright girl convinced that her intelligence makes her undesirable decides to reinvent herself with a makeover—only to discover that the attention it brings isn't what she really wanted. When she learns the truth about shallow admiration, Cara realizes that genuine connection matters far more than fitting in, and finds unexpected romance with someone who valued her all along.
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