Revealing Romances #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple romance stories. One story follows a young woman named Julie who develops feelings for her professor, Darrell Winfield, despite warnings from friends that he is not suitable for her; after confessing her feelings, Darrell gently rejects her, advising her to live in a dormitory and suggesting they remain platonic friends. Another story features a woman who seeks advice from a psychology professor about her fiancé Van, learning that Van uses psychological tactics to manipulate people; when she later sees Van with another woman, she uses jealousy as a strategy to win him back, flirting with another man at a party. The issue includes additional romantic tales exploring themes of heartbreak, manipulation, and romantic rivalry.
Peggy’s heart is torn between the kind, inventive Ralph and the wealthy Oliver West, pressured by her sister Blanche to choose security over love. As Peggy hesitates, Ralph walks away to prove himself, leaving her to wonder if she’s made the right choice—until fate brings him back, changed and ready to claim her.
In "Her Heart Was the Price," Joe Mahoney’s ambition collides with his heart as he tries to win Teddy Robbins’ affection by steering her brother Timmy "Pretty Boy" Robbins’ boxing career—only to find his schemes unravel when Stanley "Lucky" Kane steps in, both as Timmy’s new manager and Teddy’s unexpected match.
Fern West, engaged to car salesman Van Compton, finds her wedding date perpetually postponed—until she meets psychology professor Rick Martin, who suggests a bold plan: pretend to date him to stir Van’s jealousy. As Fern and Rick grow closer, secrets begin to surface, and Rick’s growing affection complicates the game. With Van’s true nature exposed, Fern must decide where her heart truly lies—before the next chapter of her life begins.
In "Love Was His Game," college student Julie Farrell finds herself caught between her steady boyfriend Hugh Firman and the mysterious allure of Professor Darrell Winfield. As their secret romance unfolds, Julie begins to question Darrell’s intentions—only to face expulsion and a painful reckoning. When Darrell finally offers marriage, Julie must decide where her heart truly lies.
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Reprinted in Complete Love Magazine #5 / 180 (1954), Love at First Sight #31 (1954), Love at First Sight #33 (1955)
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