Secret Story Romances #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Engaged!", a 1954 romance with a 10-cent cover price, Helen and her father run a hunting lodge where hunting guide Ron has just become engaged to her. When city visitors Garry and Marcia are stranded after a breakdown, tensions rise as Helen witnesses Ron kissing Marcia—only to learn Marcia is also torn, having fallen for Ron while her own engagement to Garry was arranged. As emotions unfold, Garry confesses his feelings to Helen, and Ron, after the visitors leave, realizes his true love. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, drawn with care by John Tartaglione, and features a striking cover by Al Hartley.
In "Engaged!", Ronnie meets dentist Allen at a party, and despite his engagement, sparks fly—until a heartfelt goodbye. When Ronnie discovers his fiancée has moved on, Allen reveals the truth: their engagement ended before she left, leaving room for something real between them.
In "Man-Bait!", Carol’s first date with Tom sparks a spark she’s eager to share—until her roommate Babs warns her against revealing too much too soon. To test his feelings, Carol pretends to flirt with other boys, but when Tom seems uninterested, she’s stunned to find Babs on a date with him. The truth, though, is far from what she expects.
In "I Love You Again," Alice navigates the tangled heartstrings of first love and second chances when Herb’s confession leaves her reeling—only to find herself drawn to Ted, who seems to offer a fresh start. But when Herb returns and Alice’s feelings shift, she realizes true love isn’t about who you start with, but who you end up choosing.
In a quiet mountain lodge run by Helen and her father, romance stirs when city visitors Garry and Marcia are stranded after a breakdown. As tensions rise between Helen and Ron, secrets unfold—Marcia confesses her feelings for Ron, and Garry tells Helen he loves her. When the car is fixed and the visitors leave, Ron finally realizes Helen is the one he truly wants.
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