Sweethearts #42
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Sweethearts #42 This issue features an untitled romantic story in which a man recounts his hesitation about committing to his girlfriend Linda, fearing he is too serious for her lighthearted nature. After nearly losing her to another suitor named Terry during an outing, he realizes how much he loves her and that a single kiss with Linda has transformed his entire life. The issue also includes a feature on teen recording sensation Ricky Nelson, describing his recent launch into music in 1957, his success with his first record, and his appearances on his parents' television series "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet."
Sheppard Cole is a meticulous, level-headed success who prides himself on leaving nothing to chance—until he meets Sara Roper, a free-spirited dancer who embraces the bohemian life he's always avoided. Their unlikely attraction sparks when they meet on a television program, but their clashing values threaten to keep them apart. As Shep pursues Sara despite their fundamental differences, both discover that love might be the one gamble worth taking.
Linda has long admired Howard Sykes, a serious-minded construction man fresh from his Navy years, but when she finally gets his attention at her father's car showroom, his earnest manner keeps throwing her off balance. As they grow closer through a memorable dinner date, Howard's shyness and fear of making a fool of himself nearly cost him the chance to tell Linda what he really feels.
A young model living the glamorous high life in Monte Carlo and New York finds herself torn between the wealthy sophisticates who pursue her and Pete, a modest mechanic with real character—introduced through her sister Jean. When Pete unexpectedly reappears as a man on the verge of building something genuine, Vikki must decide whether the glittering world she's worked so hard to conquer is worth more than the honest future he's offering.
Ruth, a young woman pursuing her master's degree, camps out in the desert to study plant life—only to clash repeatedly with Clint Matlock, a mining engineer who insists the harsh landscape is no place for her. When Ruth proves her mettle by saving Matlock from a Gila monster, the two discover there's more between them than desert sand and stubbornness.
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Reprinted in Rock & Roll Romance #2 (1999)
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