Perfect Love #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Love Was My Co-Pilot," Roberta takes a teaching job in a small town where rigid rules clash with her growing feelings for the principa l, Arnold. Torn between her emotions and the need to fit in, she pretends to date Tom to stir Arnold’s jealousy—until a moment of honesty forces a choice neither expected. With art by Jim Mooney and inks by Bernard Sachs, this 1952 Ziff-Davis gem captures quiet moments of longing and courage in a world where love and duty are at odds.
In "Love Was My Co-Pilot," bush pilot Della flies archaeologist Derek to the Arctic Circle, where his discovery sparks adventure and tension. As Della grapples with her growing feelings for Derek, she learns he’s engaged to Anne—only for Anne to steal his notes and vanish in a crash. When Della and Derek pull her from the wreckage, the truth comes out, and Derek makes a choice that changes everything.
In "The Steadfast Heart," actress Ellen, once heartbroken and hiding her past as a waitress under a new name, is unexpectedly brought back into the world she left behind when her agent Max tracks her down. Reunited with director Dan, the man she once trusted and lost, Ellen faces the painful past she’s tried to outrun—where love, ambition, and betrayal collided.
In "Lesson in Love," Roberta starts a new teaching job in a quiet town, bound by rigid rules that clash with her spirited nature. Drawn to the reserved principal Arnold, she tries to stir his feelings by dating another man—only to find that his quiet courage in defending her may cost him everything.
In "Heartbreak Waltz," Holly and her fiancé Lon triumph in an amateur dance contest, but their victory sparks a storm when Derek, a charismatic dancer, pushes Holly to pursue a professional career—something Lon resists. As Holly begins to fall for Derek, she’s stunned to learn he’s married, leaving her heartbroken and adrift, working as a waitress in a quiet roadside diner. When Lon unexpectedly finds her there, their past stirs again, and the question of whether old love can truly be rekindled hangs in the air.
In "Jungle Masquerade," college students Alice and Don journey to South America for an exchange program, where Alice is drawn to the enigmatic plantation owner Kit. When she discovers Kit is already married to Ceena under local customs—though he insists he’s “not married legally”—her world shifts, forcing her to reevaluate her feelings and her future.
In "Make-Believe Romance," summer theatre actress Peg finds herself drawn to her co-star Bill, even as he remains smitten with Honey. As tensions rise during rehearsals and performances, Peg resists the flirtations of other actors, determined to keep her focus on Bill—until Honey takes a new job and Bill turns to her in a moment of loneliness.
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