Lovers' Lane #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Stranger's Kiss," Ann’s chance meeting with soldier Ted at a USO dance sparks a delicate web of feelings and secrets. When Ted writes to Vickie after being shipped overseas, Ann steps in—replying in Vickie’s name—setting off a quiet chain of emotions that unravel when he returns on leave. With heartfelt moments and quiet tension, this 1953 tale by Art Gates (art and inks) unfolds through the tender, expressive visuals of Fred Kida’s cover.
In "A Stranger's Kiss," Amy finds herself torn between her expected future with college professor Paul and a sudden, unexpected connection with textbook salesman Bill. As secrets unfold and emotions run high, Amy must face the consequences of her heart's choice—leading to a heartfelt conversation with her parents that changes everything.
In "I Chose Love," Judy balances her duties to her mother and younger brother while navigating a complicated heart. Though she’s engaged to the steady but unexciting Albert, her true feelings lie with the more vibrant Mike—until a letter meant to push Albert to propose accidentally changes everything.
In "Lady Killer," Don—a man whose charm hides a pattern of heartbreak—meets Sally, the one woman who makes him want to change. But when Joe, the bartender and Sally’s father, warns her of Don’s past, the question isn’t just whether Don can reform, but whether Sally will believe in him.
In "Secret Love," Ann’s chance meeting with soldier Ted at a USO dance sparks a quiet romance—until she learns he’s also involved with her roommate, Vickie. When Ted ships out, Ann steps in to write his letters under Vickie’s name, weaving a fragile connection across the miles. Upon his return on leave, Ted begins to notice subtle changes in Vickie, leading to a heartfelt revelation that unravels a secret heart and a love long overlooked.
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