Teen-Age Love #10

Two young performers at the peak of their underwater act—Ken and Claudia—are riding high as stars of the aqua-show, their chemistry both on stage and off the water seeming perfect. When an ambitious newcomer named Paula Norris enters their world at a party, she sets her sights on Ken with flattery and promises to improve their routine, stirring Claudia's doubts about where his loyalties truly lie. Ken must decide what matters most: the pull of ambition and a chance to help someone in need, or the partnership and love that got him here in the first place.

Paula's been dating Frank for a year, and while he's eager to marry, she keeps hesitating—until a charismatic stage magician named Roger Blaine sweeps her off her feet at a show in 1959. Caught up in the glamour and sophistication of this mature performer, Paula finds herself drawn back night after night, convinced she's found true love. But when reality collides with infatuation, she learns a hard lesson about the difference between theatrical charm and genuine devotion.

Mary discovers that the charming Tod she's been infatuated with is a smooth talker working the same line on other girls—and it takes a brush with heartbreak at a dance to open her eyes to the truth. With a steadier, more genuine suitor waiting in the wings all along, Mary learns that sometimes the person who truly cares is the one you overlooked.

A young woman suspects the charming new hire at her father's plastic firm of corporate espionage, but as she sets out to prove his disloyalty, her heart refuses to cooperate. "My Enemy, My Love" follows Ginnie as suspicion and attraction collide in a tale where the truth may be far more complicated than her investigation reveals.