Love at First Sight #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains at least two romantic stories. The first involves a woman who collides with Randy Lane, a famous crooner, and they develop a connection as she hides him from fans seeking his autograph; their romance blossoms despite complications involving a mysterious powder box and his manager's interference. The second story follows Betsy, who falls in love with her wealthy employer Dwight Janney while working at his company, and after he proposes an elopement to Canada rather than a big wedding, their hasty ceremony is disrupted when Dwight's estranged mother appears at the church, revealing herself as Betsy's ex-fiancée's mother and complicating their union.
In "Danger—Cupid at Work!", Maureen’s new assignment in Haiti stirs unexpected feelings for her boss, Carr Misner, as her growing affection is tested by the interference of wealthy Gazia and her cousin Rudy. The tropical setting and office dynamics set the stage for a romance tangled with rivalry and quiet tension.
A young woman arrives in Haiti as a secretary, immediately captivated by her handsome boss Carr Misner—but his cryptic warnings about dangerous undercurrents and mysterious late-night absences leave her wondering what he's hiding. When the arrival of the glamorous Señorita Gazia Hynell stirs unexpected feelings, Maureen finds herself caught between romance and mystery in this island paradise.
In "The Flirt and the Heartbreaker," Fern flees her broken engagement to Niles and finds herself drawn to a mysterious man she meets on the road—Miguel, a charming gypsy with a silver tongue. But when he vanishes with her savings, she uncovers a shocking truth: Miguel is actually Michael Leland, sent by Niles to teach her a lesson. The story unfolds as Fern and Michael confront the real feelings that bloom beneath the deception.
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