Love Letters #49
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mistaken Promise," war correspondent Jinx defies orders and stows away on a front-line convoy after being stripped of her credentials by jealous colleague Bob. As bullets fly and emotions flare, their shared danger forces a confession of love—only to strain their bond when Jinx writes about it. Paul Gustavson’s writing and art, joined by Alice Kirkpatrick’s inks and Al Bryant’s sharp lines, bring raw tension to a story where courage and romance collide. Al Grenet’s cover captures the moment’s intensity, with Dick Beck’s inks lending grit to the scene.
In "By-Line to Happiness," war correspondent Jinx fights for her place in the field, even as jealousy from fellow writer Bob threatens to end her assignment. When he sabotages her credentials, Jinx slips aboard a convoy to the front, where danger and honesty collide. As the lines between rivalry and affection blur, their shared mission becomes a test of trust—though what happens when the war ends, no one can say.
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