Sweethearts #106
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains at least three distinct romance stories. "No Greater Sin" tells of a man who confesses to his new wife that he killed his previous wife, binding her to secrecy while revealing his egomaniacal and violent nature. "Navy Nurse" depicts a military romance involving naval officers and a ship under air attack during wartime action. A third untitled story follows a couple's romantic evening that includes theater tickets to an orchestra performance and a dinner at an exclusive restaurant, highlighting their desire for elegant shared moments together.
In "No Greater Sin," court-appointed attorney Sonia Mossner takes on the defense of artist Joseph Dramere, accused of murdering his wife Angela. As the trial unfolds, Sonia finds herself drawn to Joseph, leading her to make a dangerous choice that blurs the line between justice and desire. When the truth comes to light, the consequences will test loyalty, love, and the cost of secrets.
In a 1951 military romance from Sweethearts #106, nurse Sally Marsh and enlisted man Gene Tilden both answer the call to serve, joining the Navy to make a difference. Though Sally earns an officer’s rank and begins dating Lt. Commander Bob Slade, her growing distance from Gene sparks doubt and misunderstanding. When they’re sent to a combat zone aboard a hospital ship, a daring rescue at sea forces Sally to see Gene’s courage—and heart—clearly, leading to a quiet, heartfelt reckoning.
In "The Temptress," Helen—working at a welfare agency—finds herself caught between her growing feelings for her supervisor Lon and the lavish gifts he begins to give her, sparking suspicion when she learns he may be misusing charity funds. As secrets unravel and trust is tested, Helen must confront her own desires and the cost of second chances.
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