Love at First Sight #25

A young secretary working in Hollywood finds herself caught between two men: the charming movie star Terrell Henderson, who sweeps her off her feet one magical evening, and her boss Bayard Marison, whose jealous anger at Henderson's success complicates everything she feels. When her secret identity—that Marison is actually her father—threatens to surface, she must navigate a love triangle built on misunderstandings and hidden truths, knowing that someone in this strange arrangement is bound to get hurt.

Enid, a glamorous model at Madame Lendora's salon, has built her life on a carefully crafted lie—she's told everyone, including the wealthy and charming Armand Jordan III, that she comes from an aristocratic family, when the truth is she grew up in an orphanage with no knowledge of her real parents. When Armand sweeps into her life with genuine affection and his mother extends an invitation to coach models at an exclusive polo club benefit, Enid finds herself caught between the dream romance unfolding before her and the secret she's terrified will destroy it all. As the weekend at the Jordan estate approaches and Armand speaks of marriage, Enid must grapple with whether the happiness she's found can survive the truth she's been hiding.

In "Heart Bandit," Jo works behind the counter at a jewelry store when a striking stranger catches her eye—his quiet gaze and lingering presence stir something deep, even as a robbery unfolds. Could the man who stole her heart also be the one stealing the store’s most precious pieces?

When Joan Thayer returns home from college after her father's heart attack, she reunites with Peter Hayes, her dad's trusted manager—a man her father has long championed. As weeks pass and Peter begins taking Joan out, her feelings deepen into love, but Peter seems content treating her as a friend, still haunted by his recent broken engagement to another woman. When a gossip column sparks her father's assumption that they're engaged, both Joan and Peter find themselves trapped between duty and their true hearts.