Love Experiences #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSue and Roger are a couple who share a love of collecting exotic plants, with Roger having brought back a rare plant specimen called "Flix" from one of his expeditions. When Curt enters their lives, Sue becomes infatuated with him, and Roger leaves town for two weeks to give her space, believing their relationship will strengthen in his absence. However, Sue's feelings for Curt deepen, and she agrees to marry him, leaving Roger heartbroken when he discovers her betrayal upon his return. The story concludes with Steve, a private nurse, finding himself in a similar romantic predicament when he must care for his former love Serena, who is injured and engaged to another man, forcing him to confront his own unresolved feelings.
In "Every Man Her Target," Daphne Carter sets her sights on Ken Morgan, determined to win him away from her plain-spoken sister Joan. When Ken is injured in a car wreck, Daphne flees at the first sign he might not recover—only to discover he was testing her all along.
Sue runs the flower shop where Roger Schuyler works, and when Connie Dawson starts getting mysterious bouquets, both Roger and her brother Bill are smitten. Sue, trying to steer Connie toward Bill, quietly feeds her the wrong clues—leading Connie to believe Bill is the secret admirer. But as the ruse unfolds, Roger finds himself drawn to Sue in ways he never expected.
Nora Gregory is drawn to Curt Devon’s charm, but when his intentions turn dangerous, she’s forced to confront the truth about the man she thought she knew. As the fallout from his betrayal unfolds, Nora begins to see Steve Lewis in a new light—steady, kind, and quietly dependable.
In "The Man I Couldn't Have," a chance encounter after a car accident brings Andy Hunter and Serena Barbour closer, but their futures take unexpected turns when Andy asks nurse Roa Kent to help him recover—despite his growing feelings for her. As Dr. Ned Wentworth courts Roa and works to heal Serena, loyalty and love collide in a story where second chances aren’t always about who you want, but who you can truly be with.
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↩ Reprints Love at First Sight #7 (1951)
Reprinted in Complete Love Magazine #5 / 186 (1955)
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