Romantic Confessions #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Good Looks Preferred," college student Connie finds herself caught between two very different men—football star Barney, whose charm hides a jealous streak, and wealthy classmate Peter, who offers a more stable presence. When Connie discovers Barney with another girl, their relationship ends, but a surprising reunion reveals a changed man: Barney, now working and studying at night, still holds feelings for her. The story captures a quiet moment of growth and second chances, all set against the backdrop of campus life in 1952. Art by Billy Ely brings the emotional beats to life, while the cover by John Prentice captures the story’s bittersweet tension.
In "Good Looks Preferred," Nancy takes a job as the personal secretary to glamorous TV star Wanda, a move that pulls her away from her steady boyfriend Eddie. As Nancy navigates the shallow world of showbiz and finds herself drawn to charming actor Joel, her loyalty is tested—until a betrayal and a sudden firing force her to reevaluate what truly matters. Back with Eddie, Nancy learns that some connections are worth holding onto.
In "It's Easy to Leave You...", Jo finds herself torn between the quiet comfort of her small-town life and the dazzling dreams of New York, stoked by the return of her former beau Larry. As his promises unravel and his true intentions surface, Jo must decide what kind of future she truly wants—before Tom's quiet loyalty offers a different kind of truth.
In "He'll Be Along..." from *Romantic Confessions* #7 (1952), Paula's parents fret over her singledom, but she's certain the right man will come—until Hal arrives and sweeps her off her feet. When he asks why she isn't married, she lies, claiming a past marriage, only to be undone when he proposes and she finally confesses the truth.
In "From That Very First Day...", college student Connie finds herself drawn to football player Barney, leading to an unexpected tutoring arrangement that stirs more than just academic interest. When jealousy and heartbreak test their bond, Connie is surprised to learn Barney has changed—working, studying, and rebuilding his life—prompting a quiet, heartfelt reunion.
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