Secret Love #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains a "Dear Editor" advice column by Edith Wood addressing readers' romantic problems, including letters from a young man too shy to ask out a girl he's loved for two years, a popular girl whose boyfriend avoids her in public, and a married couple struggling with in-law interference. The main story follows a woman named Joan whose husband Steve takes his sister Jessie and her family in after they lose their apartment, creating marital tension when Steve becomes preoccupied with Jessie's problems and Joan feels neglected. After a chance encounter with an attractive cab driver named Randy during a rainy evening out, Joan realizes she still loves Steve, and they reconcile as a couple.
Beth Cornwall thought she and Peter Bates were destined for marriage—they met at a wedding, fell in love, and he gave her his frat pin as an engagement promise. But when Peter insists they must wait until he's financially stable enough to open a TV repair shop, Beth grows impatient watching her friends walk down the aisle, and her frustration leads her to distance herself from him. When she glimpses Peter with another woman at his sister's wedding and later discovers the competition has followed him to his new shop, Beth must reckon with what her own doubts have cost her.
A spoiled young woman of wealth and position meets Tony, a rugged stranger, when he warns her about an approaching storm off the coast of Bermuda—but her pride won't let her take advice from anyone. As Diana begins to see the fine qualities beneath Tony's rough exterior, she realizes for the first time what genuine love might mean, only to find that winning his heart demands something she's never had to give before: humility.
After years of waiting for genuine love and steering clear of casual romance, Kathy finally meets Randy Allen—a charming lawyer—when they share a taxi during a rainy night in New York City. What begins as a chance encounter over coffee deepens into something she's long dreamed of, but a misunderstanding and heartbreak force her to rebuild her life and guard her heart, until fate intervenes in the most unexpected way. Now Randy has tracked her down across the city, determined to reclaim what was lost between them.
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