Love Story Picture Library #990
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Enemies Till We Kiss" is a quietly charged romance from 1972, drawn with delicate precision by W. Forshaw, who both pencils and inks the story. When Aunt Ada’s passing leaves her Purfield house to Alison, the young woman begins transforming the old estate into a guest house—only to be confronted by Bill, who arrives with a conflicting will and a claim of his own. With tensions simmering and the house itself rumored to be haunted, the two are forced to share the same roof, each on their own side, as the past begins to stir.
In "Enemies Till We Kiss," Alison inherits Aunt Ada’s house in Purfield, determined to restore it as a guest house despite its rumored ghost. When Bill—her long-standing rival—arrives claiming the estate was left to him in Ada’s will, the two are forced to share the property under uneasy truce, each holding their ground in a house full of secrets and simmering tension.
In "You Can Tell," Pam’s belief that she’s a genius—thanks to a passing mention of the famed J. McDuddle-Scott in the papers—leads to a series of increasingly absurd missteps. Her newfound confidence strains her relationship with Ron and ultimately costs her her job, all while she clings to the idea that bloodline makes all the difference.
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↩ Reprints Valentine #14 August 1965 (1965), True Life Library #570 (1967)
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