Romantic Confessions #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Summer... The Lake..." is a poignant 1953 tale from Romantic Confessions #12, where love and loyalty collide in a small town shadowed by crime. Written and drawn by Dick Briefer, the story follows Hank, a man in the District Attorney’s office, and Marion, whose brother Jimmy is tangled in the numbers racket—leading to a tense confrontation that forces difficult choices. The cover by Dick Briefer captures the quiet tension of a summer romance on the edge of a turning point.
In "Summer... The Lake...", two years after a fleeting summer romance, Ellen and Chris unexpectedly reunite at a lakeside retreat. Though each is now engaged to someone else, their lingering connection makes them question their choices—until a pair of older lovers offer a quiet truth about love and compatibility. The story lingers in the space between what might have been and what is, leaving their futures uncertain but their understanding clear.
In "No Wonder You Laughed...", high school student Jane finds herself caught between her feelings for college student Don, the brother of her friend Freddie, and the reality of their uncertain future. As their quiet romance deepens, Don’s promise to support her one day clashes with Jane’s growing doubts—until she hesitates, realizing she’s not quite ready to leap into marriage just yet.
In "My Love - But with Strings...", Hank and Marion face a storm of loyalty and duty when Marion’s brother Jimmy gets tangled in the numbers racket. When Hank, working for the District Attorney, refuses to help his beloved’s brother, a dangerous misunderstanding threatens to tear them apart—until a shocking turn in Jimmy’s trial forces a reckoning neither expected.
In "Love Has Four Faces," Doris’s bond with her brother Ned takes center stage as her new romance with Scott stirs tension. When Ned announces his engagement to Jeanne, Doris’s jealousy leads her to interfere—only to learn that love, when misdirected, can hurt everyone involved. As old wounds mend and new chances emerge, the story quietly explores how relationships shift when honesty finally takes the place of games.
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