My Romantic Adventures #119
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA woman named Nellie recounts how she left behind a childhood sweetheart to seek adventure in the big city, but after being warned by her aunt about dangerous men on trains, she encounters a mysterious stranger on a train car who reveals himself to be that same former love. The two reconnect, and he proposes to her, leading to their wedding as shown in a photograph from Nellie's album.
When Nellie Henreid spends a quiet evening alone with her photograph album, she's transported through the romantic chapters of her own life—from childhood sweethearts and high school crushes to college heroes and disappointing suitors. As she turns each page, she reflects on how love shaped her, wondering what became of the men who once meant everything to her and what it all means now.
Cathy Russell is a newly graduated lawyer struggling with the tedium of her junior position at a prestigious firm—until a chance bicycle accident introduces her to Jason Greene, a charming doctor who mistakes her disguised appearance for that of a teenager. As Cathy navigates the impossible situation of growing feelings for a man who can never know her true identity, she must find a way to bridge the gap between the woman she is and the girl he believes her to be. When their paths collide again in an unexpected place, Cathy faces her most important case yet—one that could change everything.
Elsie Miller thought she'd outgrown her steady, Dave Robbins—until she broke up with him and discovered that every other girl in town suddenly wanted him. Now facing the hollow reality of dating the men she once envied, Elsie begins to wonder if what she gave up might have been worth more than she realized. As other girls circle, she's forced to confront what really matters in a partner.
Susie Nord, a sheltered farm girl, boards a train for her first real adventure—only to find herself caught between two very different men. When she mistakenly pegs a mysterious New York passenger as a dangerous wolf based on her Aunt Prissy's warnings, she slaps him and flees into the arms of what seems like a gentlemanly savior, only to discover she's misjudged them both. Now stuck regretting her hasty conclusions and unable to forget the man she wronged, Susie faces an unexpected second chance at understanding who the real "dangerous male" truly is.
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