Secret Loves #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Lonely Heart" follows a lonely woman working in the cosmetics department at Lacy's who dreams of meeting the right man and begins a romance with John, a man she meets through her job. As their relationship develops, John encourages her to pursue her acting ambitions, and she eventually lands a role in a Broadway production. However, when she is signed to an exclusive contract with Walter Burnam's talent agency and must leave the city for Hollywood, she realizes that her career success may cost her the relationship with John, and she must choose between her ambitions and her love.
In "Desire Was My Undoing," a woman whose charm has always been her weapon finds herself unmoored when a man from the D.A.'s office arrives at the nightclub she now shares with a wealthy owner. Though she’s never felt anything for the men she’s used, his indifference stirs something unexpected—something she can’t control. As her carefully constructed world begins to shift, she’s forced to confront a truth she’s spent years avoiding: that desire, for the first time, might not be just a tool, but a feeling.
A cosmetics counter clerk at Lacy's department store, Peggy Gray, finds her lonely life transformed when the charming Patrick Cunningham begins stopping by her counter—until she discovers he's buying gifts for multiple women and is married besides. When Pat tracks her down and asks her to dinner, Peggy's hurt and anger boil over, but a chance encounter at the store throws everything into question and forces her to reckon with what she really knows about him.
A spoiled debutante discovers genuine passion when she joins a summer stock theater company to win over an apprentice actor named John Bond, but her newfound love is tested when professional ambition and jealousy threaten to tear them apart. As Cleo Crandall learns that money can't buy everything—especially a starring role or a man's undivided attention—she must choose between the woman she's becoming and the selfish girl she's always been. Written with letters by typeset, "I Tried to Buy Love" explores what happens when a rich girl's whim collides with real stakes for the first time.
A small-town girl named Ginger James wins a modeling contest and rockets to fame as a cover girl for Walter Burnam's agency, leaving behind her quiet life in Lorville—and her boyfriend Jim Thorne. As Ginger spirals through a dizzying whirlwind of photoshoots, society dinners, and admirers, she struggles to keep her footing in a world that moves faster than she can think. Her connection to home frays with each passing week, and she finds herself questioning whether the glamorous life she's chasing is worth the cost.
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Reprinted in Love and Romance Library #118 (1960), Love and Romance Library #112, Love and Romance Library #218, Secret Loves #3
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