Marilyn #3 September 1960
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Innocent," Carol finds herself caught between her long-distance lorry driver boyfriend Frank and an unexpected encounter at a dance with a sailor. After a series of misunderstandings and growing regrets, a mysterious note draws her to the park gates at seven, promising a revelation that could change everything. Written by D. Canning and illustrated by Leslie Branton, this poignant tale captures a moment of youthful uncertainty, with Branton’s expressive art bringing quiet tension to every page.
In "The Innocent," Carole returns to her quiet hometown after a scandal tarnishes her fame as a former toothpaste model, haunted by a drowned man’s letter accusing her of leading him on for money. A mysterious stranger arrives with an unsettling intent—to win her heart—though his true motives remain as unclear as the past she’s trying to outrun.
In a charming 1960 holiday camp setting, a playful bet sparks unlikely connections when the games organizer challenges the camp hairdresser to bring a smile to a lonely girl—leading to a quiet bond between Jim and Nora. As the camp buzzes with new arrivals, Sheila and Glen make a fresh wager, testing the strength of first impressions with a kiss that might just change everything.
In "Let's Start All Over Again!", Carol finds herself torn between her long-distance lorry driver boyfriend Frank and an unexpected encounter at a dance. After a heated argument and a moment of regret, she’s left wondering if she’s made a mistake—until a mysterious note draws her back to the park gates, promising a revelation she never saw coming.
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