Romantic Secrets #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Romantic Secrets #26 (1952) This anthology issue contains at least two stories. The first follows a soldier who abandons his sweetheart Carrie during wartime, prioritizing his duty to children and a mission ahead, only to realize years later the importance of the woman he loved. The second story, titled "I Won the Sweepstakes!," concerns a woman named Lauren who wins fifty thousand dollars and becomes entangled with a radio reporter named Jim Tyler and her ex-boyfriend Harry Addis, navigating romantic complications as she tries to determine which man truly cares for her amidst questions about whether her newfound wealth influences their interest.
G.I. Johnny Dekker, injured and separated from his unit during a brutal Korean skirmish, stumbles upon a remote mission school where he is tended to by Carrie Kleeson, a dedicated American teacher caring for orphaned children. As he recovers, their bond deepens through quiet moments of care and shared vulnerability, revealing a growing affection that feels both unexpected and inevitable.
Donna, a popular college student, is thrilled to be engaged to Steve, a brilliant and devoted scholar, as they look forward to their future together. But when academic pressures mount and Donna fears failing her exams, she takes a desperate risk to secure her success—leading to a shocking discovery that threatens to unravel everything she’s built.
Lauren Miller, a quiet office clerk, is stunned when she unexpectedly wins fifty thousand dollars in the sweepstakes, thrusting her into sudden fame and attention. As reporters swarm her and her life spirals into a whirlwind of parties and new acquaintances, she finds herself drawn back to her steady, devoted boyfriend Harry—whose quiet presence now feels both comforting and out of place in her transformed world.
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