True Life Library #715
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Leave It to Love" in True Life Library #715 (1970) captures a quiet moment of shifting dynamics at a workplace, where Anita, the office manager once disliked by her coworkers, begins to change after Cliff’s arrival. When Peggy slips and falls into Cliff’s arms, the moment sparks tension that sends Anita fleeing—and soon after, her sudden absence leaves the office under a new, unsettling control. Pujolar’s cover art brings the emotional undercurrent to life, while the story unfolds with subtle tension and a hint of transformation.
Sally Benedict, raised among five brothers and trained in judo, finds her romantic life complicated by her reflexes—especially when her dates get too close. To soften her edge, her flatmate enrolls her in the Fanny Russell School of Deportment for a three-week course, where old habits and new lessons collide.
Anita Savage, the office manager once resented by her coworkers, seems to thaw when new hire Cliff Barclay arrives—until the day Peggy Telford slips into Cliff’s arms and he kisses her, a moment Anita witnesses before fleeing the office. When Peggy learns Anita is suddenly ill and will be out for months, she’s left wondering what happened—especially as Cliff’s behavior shifts from charming to controlling, turning the office into a tense, uneasy place.
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