My Romance #2

In "With This Ring, I Thee Wed!", Claire’s fierce love for sports keeps suitors at bay—until Bob arrives. With help from her parents and sister Ginny, a quiet shift begins as Claire finds herself drawn to Bob, leaving her competitive streak behind.

In "Dance, Fool, Dance!" from My Romance #2 (1948), Sheila lives a double life—pretending to be the wealthy J.P. Hutton’s niece while secretly hiding that her housekeeper mother, Eva, is her real parent. As her ballet career soars and a marriage to millionaire Chauncey looms, Sheila’s heart remains with singer Bill—until a devastating injury ends her dancing dreams. When the truth about her mother finally comes out, Sheila must confront the choices that brought her to the edge.

In "Plain Jane!", a quiet moment between mother and daughter unfolds as Jane shares a tender memory from her own high school days. Years ago, she nearly missed her chance at love with the charming Harvey, held back by her own doubts—until a dance night changed everything. Now, with her husband by her side, Jane gently reminds her daughter Janet that beauty isn’t in looks, but in the courage to be yourself.

In "Wings Of Romance!" from My Romance #2 (1948), pilot Bruce finds himself caught between duty and desire when flight attendant Arlene chooses to marry wealthy airline owner George. After their plane crashes on a remote island, Bruce arrives to rescue them—only to become stranded himself. With the rescue boat offering passage for just two, Arlene makes a surprising choice that changes everything. As the story unfolds, the skies become more than just a backdrop—they’re the bridge to a love that defies expectations.

In "Jilted!" from My Romance #2 (1948), Mary Lou’s wedding day takes a turn when her friend Carol confesses she’s been jilted—prompting Mary Lou to share her own painful past. Three years earlier, her fiancé Tom vanished on their wedding day to marry someone else, leaving her heartbroken and prompting a move to Chicago, where she found purpose as a librarian and helped author John with his research. When John’s bestselling book, titled “Jilted!,” draws on her story and calls her a “shining example,” Mary Lou finds unexpected healing—and a new love. Carol, inspired by the tale, decides she’s not ready to give up on love.