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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Quiet Place to Cry," Naomi flees her hometown after the man she loves marries another, determined to leave love behind in the quiet solitude of a new city life. Her world shifts when her kind-hearted neighbor, Doug, quietly begins to show her that healing might not mean forgetting—but learning to feel again. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Don Sherwood, with a cover by A. Martinez and J. Zuniga, this 1983 Charlton gem captures a tender, intimate moment in a life on the edge of renewal.
In "A Quiet Place to Cry," Naomi flees her hometown for the city, heartbroken after the man she loves marries another—determined to never love again. Her new neighbor, Doug, quietly begins to challenge that vow, one gentle moment at a time.
In "David and Eileen Part 2," newlyweds Eileen and David face the next chapter of their love story, navigating the demanding traditions of their respective families with two more weddings to attend—each a solemn, heartfelt ritual in their shared religious custom. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, the story captures the quiet intensity of commitment, where every ceremony feels like both a celebration and a test.
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↩ Reprints Romantic Story #109 (1970), Romantic Story #113 (1971), Just Married #94 (1973)
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