Lonely Heart #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA man named Brad rents a cabin and begins dating a woman named Amy one night. Brad confesses his love to Amy during a romantic boat ride beneath the moon, and Amy reveals she has been wanting to tell him something important. However, Amy becomes upset when Brad proposes marriage, claiming he is foolish for thinking she would marry him after only a summer of dating. Later, at a bus station, Brad meets a woman named Phyllis and begins a new relationship with her, eventually proposing to Phyllis as well. The story concludes with Phyllis accepting Brad's proposal, suggesting a more successful romantic outcome than his previous relationship with Amy.
Peggy’s caught between two men—her engaged fiancé Bill and the charming Neil Fox, who stirs her heart despite her promises. When Bill finds out, he ends things, only to later regret it when Neil marries someone else and Peggy learns Bill’s moved on. Now, with feelings rekindled and choices reconsidered, Bill makes a surprising move to reclaim what he lost.
In "Have I Lost You?", Ted Jenkins returns to his father’s ranch after years away, finding himself changed and distant from the life he once knew—especially from Betsy, his childhood sweetheart. When Betsy joins a rodeo tour, their paths cross again during a homecoming visit, sparking a reunion that leads them to team up for one final rodeo season, with marriage part of the act.
Amy Powell and Brad Monty share a tender summer romance, but Guy Rogers, the dock hand at Amy’s boathouse, watches with skepticism, convinced Brad’s feelings are fleeting. When Brad suddenly leaves for “business,” Amy agrees to spend time with Guy, unaware of the truth behind his absence. Months later, Brad returns—changed, but determined to claim the love he never wanted to lose.
Phyllis is stunned when Donna Blake suddenly appears, claiming to be John King’s wife and demanding $5,000 to disappear. John insists he never married her, but the forged love letter and Donna’s brazen threats leave Phyllis reeling. As the truth begins to unravel, Phyllis must decide whether to trust John—or believe the paper trail of deception.
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Reprinted in Bride's Secrets #16 (1957), All True Romance #3 [31] (1957), Young Romance #28
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