Love Illustrated #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Heartsick Cinderella," a 1954 tale from Love Illustrated #9, gossip columnist Jean Farrel visits prison to profile Nick Chambers, a man convicted of pushing Carl Hummel into a bridge's foundation. Drawn to his unlikely demeanor, she uncovers a web of suspicious accidents on the construction site and a sudden takeover by the mysterious Atlas Engineering Company—whose head just happens to be Chambers’ own defense attorney. Bill Ward’s evocative art brings this moody, twist-laden story to life, capturing the quiet tension beneath a seemingly ordinary courtroom drama.
In "Heartsick Cinderella," a heartbroken violinist named Sam Smith, scarred by a film studio accident, shuts his daughter Jane out of the world of movies—until she’s discovered by producer Hal Marden and thrust into stardom. As Jane’s fame grows, her secret life collides with her father’s painful past, forcing her to choose between her new world and the love she’s always known. When she walks away, Hal refuses to let her go, chasing her through the quiet aftermath of a life she thought she’d left behind.
In "Selfish," Jo finds herself caught between two men—Dr. Bill Clark, whose quiet devotion is tested when intern Roy courts her with reckless charm, and Roy himself, whose priorities unravel when he chooses a night out over a crucial blood test. When Bill decides to leave for Guatemala, Yvonne realizes her feelings aren’t so easily dismissed—and sets out after him.
In "Cupid's Camera," Jo finds herself caught between love and suspicion when her fiancé Jock returns after a year’s absence, only to be accused by Andy—the owner of the photography shop where Jo now works—of a recent crime. With a camera’s lens capturing more than just images, Jo must sift through conflicting truths before the final frame is revealed.
In "Desperado Sweetheart," Jo finds herself drawn to Pinto Jim Baker, the man the town still fears, after he helps her when her horse is injured. Though she knows her father warns her to stay away, Sally sees past the legend to the man beneath—tender, scarred by a past he didn’t choose. When a murder threatens to seal Jim’s fate, she must decide whether to speak up, risking everything to protect the man she’s come to love.
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↩ Reprints Range Romances #5 (1950), Diary Loves #7 (1950), Heart Throbs #8 (1950), Love Letters #9 (1951)
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