Love Letters #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA woman named Cynthia cancels her engagement to Martin after receiving a letter from Barry expressing his love for her, prompting her to leave town to be with him. However, she discovers that Barry has become involved with Ted Gibson in a furniture design business, and when she confronts Barry at a showroom display, he reveals his romantic interest has shifted to Ted's partner. Cynthia's hopes are dashed when she realizes Barry is no longer available, and she encounters him again at a stockroom meeting where he makes it clear he wants nothing to do with her, leaving her devastated and rejected.
When Bill Corley inherits a sanitarium called Twin Oaks and stops writing to his fiancée Donna Fairchild, she rushes to find him—only to discover he's a patient there, unresponsive and seemingly under some dark spell. Desperate to reach him, Donna takes a job at the facility and uncovers a sinister plot involving the director, Dr. Brydon, and realizes that reading Bill's own love letters back to him may be the key to breaking whatever hold has been placed over him.
Kathie Warren, the ruthlessly driven owner of an interior decoration business, discovers that her commanding attitude and need to control everyone around her—including her devoted employee Harvey—leaves little room for romance. When she meets furniture designer Ted Gibson to discuss a business partnership, she's unexpectedly drawn to him and finds herself softening for the first time; but as their engagement approaches, Kathie struggles between her ambition to dominate and her newfound feelings, discovering that winning a man's heart and keeping it may require a different kind of strength than ruling a boardroom.
In "I Fell for Riches," department store clerk Peggy finds herself torn between her growing feelings for stock clerk Randy and her ambition to land a wealthy husband. When she meets the charming store owner Bruce Lord, she’s determined to pursue him—until Randy’s desperate request forces her to confront what she truly wants. As tensions rise, Peggy must decide where her heart truly lies.
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↩ Reprints Diary Loves #6 (1950)
Reprinted in Love Letters #37 (1954), Love Letters #40 (1955)
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