Love at First Sight #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"We Met Too Late" follows Jeri Brownwell, a successful architect, and Bob Laidlaw, who meet in Bob's office and realize they are meant for each other. However, their budding romance is complicated when Jeri becomes involved with Duke, a charming but manipulative man who tries to isolate her from Bob. After a series of romantic misunderstandings and confrontations—including a tense encounter at a dance hall and a final argument in Central Park—Jeri ultimately chooses to be with Stew, discovering true love after the initial attraction to Bob fades. The story concludes with Jeri and Stew finding happiness together, suggesting that timing and circumstance can alter the course of romance.
A lonely young woman finds the passionate connection she's always craved when she meets David Bartlett, a confident engineer at a company dance—and when he's called away on assignment, she makes a fateful decision that puts her love ahead of everything else. As Robyn tries to keep Dave close despite the demands of his career, her desperation to hold onto their newfound happiness leads her down a troubling path that will test what their romance is truly built on.
In "We Met Too Late," architect Jeri finds herself drawn to Bob, the man who commissions her to design a home for his upcoming wedding. Though she initially refuses, her feelings shift when she meets his fiancée, Bette—whose presence only deepens Jeri’s doubts about the match. As Jeri and Bob collaborate on the dream house, their growing connection unfolds against the quiet tension of a love that’s already too late to be true.
Jill, the comedic half of the popular TV sister act the Jordan Sisters, finds herself constantly overshadowed in romance by her beautiful younger sister June, who makes a habit of stealing away any man who shows interest in Jill. When June does it again with Leonard Erwin, a writer on their show, Jill's hurt sends her to a park bench late at night—where she meets Royce Rockell, a kind-hearted artist who sees something special in her that no one else has recognized. As Jill begins modeling for Royce and discovers a genuine connection with him, she must decide whether to come clean about her real identity and risk losing the first person who's ever made her feel valued for who she truly is.
In "Dime-a-Dance Girl," Linna, a young woman chasing her Broadway dreams, finds herself working at Duke’s dime-a-dance hall in New York. When she meets customer Stewart, a connection sparks—until she discovers he’s writing an exposé on the club. But when he reveals his true intentions, the revelation turns her disappointment into hope, setting the stage for a surprising new beginning.
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