Marilyn #216
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Proper Duchess," Joe’s sudden arrival at home with a new factory worker, Bill, stirs tension in the household—especially with his sister Dulcie, who’s long endured his bossiness. When Dulcie finally snaps, Bill surprises her (and Joe) by confessing his feelings, turning the moment into something neither expected. Written by J. Stamper, this 1959 tale from Marilyn #216 captures a quiet, tender spark amid everyday family dynamics, all set against the backdrop of a simple but heartfelt summer.
In "A Proper Duchess," reporter Jo finds herself drawn into a mysterious encounter when a stranger claims to know her secrets—and promises answers if she agrees to a date. Their meeting at the Funfair Gardens takes a sudden turn when a group of strangers with foreign accents declares her the long-lost Grand Duchess Bettina, thrusting her into a world far beyond her quiet life.
In this 1959 romance from *Marilyn* #216, Jo finds herself caught between her brother Joe’s domineering ways and the quiet, steady presence of Bill, the factory worker he’s brought home to help the sports club. When Jo finally snaps at Joe’s constant bossiness, Bill surprises her by confessing his feelings—turning the tension into something unexpected.
In "Appointment with Diamonds," Penny, determined to prove herself after Russ loses his job chasing diamond thieves in Africa, flies to Port Zussa to track down Max—only to find Russ has followed her. With tension rising and the stakes high, the trail leads to a shocking discovery that puts them both in the middle of a dangerous game.
In "null," Jo finds herself caught between longing and insecurity when Terry, a champion swimmer, invites her to join him at the water—only to realize her fear of being seen in a swimsuit runs deeper than she expected. The quiet tension between them unfolds in a moment that’s as simple as a beachside invitation and as complex as the unspoken things left unsaid.
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