Romantic Confessions #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Little Rebel Called Love...", Lora finds herself torn between duty and desire as her military upbringing pulls her toward a future with West Point cadet Johnny, while her heart leans toward Larry, a man with dreams of his own. Written and illustrated by John Prentice, with lettering by Ben Oda, this 1952 romance tale captures a moment of quiet longing and shifting identity, all rendered in the expressive style of Prentice’s cover and interior art.
In "A Little Rebel Called Love...", Lora grapples with the weight of duty and desire when her family’s military ties pull her toward a future with West Point cadet Johnny—while her heart leans toward Larry, a man with dreams of his own. As her world shifts with her father’s transfer to West Point, Lora must confront what she truly wants, even as silence from Larry forces her to make a choice that could change everything.
In "To Dare To Dream...", Nola finds herself caught between love and doubt when her sister Cathy warns her that Don’s relationship with her is only a bid to spite his ex, Eloise, now with wealthy Bob. When Bob’s fortune vanishes, Nola worries the old romance might reignite—only to be stunned when Bob proposes and Eloise says yes. Then, with a sudden twist, Don asks Nola to leave everything behind and join him in South America—not as a date, but as his wife.
In "My Yesterday's Faults," reporter Jack and his sharp-tongued colleague Frances navigate the tension between their opposing styles—his dramatic human interest pieces clashing with her detached professionalism. When Jack confronts Frances over her cold take on a hotel fire, she’s moved to write a story that reveals her hidden empathy, leading Jack to see her in a new light.
In "A Star Can Travel Alone...", Jim, a star baseball player who sees the game as just a job, finds his perspective shifting when he meets society woman Helen—only to discover she's engaged. When his replacement gets injured, Jim returns to the field with a changed heart, rediscovering both the game and the quiet devotion of club secretary Anne.
In a world of glittering parties and fleeting moments, Jo and Sheila shine as the darlings of their social circle—until a scavenger hunt brings Sheila face to face with the thoughtful Carl. As their quiet connection deepens, Carl begins to doubt the sincerity of her feelings, but Sheila’s quiet determination may be the key to proving love isn’t just a game.
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