Secret Hearts #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Flight of a Heart," Emily Coverly returns to England after a painful romance in America, seeking solace at a quiet bed and breakfast. There, she offers heartfelt guidance to a young woman grappling with a recent breakup—only to realize, as the girl prepares for her wedding, that she might be ready to take her own advice. Mike Sekowsky’s evocative art, with inks by Mike Peppe and lettering by Joe Letterese, brings emotional depth to this tender, character-driven story, while Joe Giella’s cover captures the quiet longing of a moment in transition.
In "Flight of a Heart," Emily Coverly returns to England after a painful romance in America, finding solace at a quiet bed and breakfast. When a young woman confides in her about a broken engagement, Emily offers gentle advice—only to realize, in a quiet moment of reflection, that she might need to follow it herself.
In "Change of Heart!" from Secret Hearts #57 (1959), Floria watches helplessly as the man she loves pays attention only to her sister Maria—whose interest in him is less about love and more about showing off to her friends. As Maria’s choices lead her down a path far from true connection, the question lingers: can he finally see the quiet devotion right in front of him?
In "Never Borrow Love!", Jo finds herself drawn to a friend’s ex-boyfriend in the aftermath of a breakup, unaware she’s stepping into a situation already closed—until a newspaper announcement reveals the truth. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this poignant eight-page tale captures the quiet sting of misread feelings and the fragile line between healing and heartache.
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Reprinted in Secret Hearts #109 (1966), Love and Romance Library #120
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