True Life Library #752
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Three Faces of Love" in True Life Library #752 (1970) presents a charming, quietly tense domestic drama where Esther, caught between two neighbors' persistent proposals, agrees to a ruse: posing as their fiancées to secure a job opportunity in America. As she navigates her dual roles—pretending to be two different women for a charming suitor named Grant—her growing feelings complicate the charade, especially when Grant finally meets the real Esther. The story unfolds with subtle emotional shifts, all rendered in crisp, typeset lettering that keeps the focus on the characters’ shifting dynamics.
In "Three Faces of Love," Esther White finds herself caught between two men—Hardy James and Pete Stillwell—both of whom have long asked her to marry them, only to be turned down. When they propose a scheme to pose as their fiancées to secure a job in America, Esther agrees, playing three different roles: the fiancée of each man and a third identity for Grant Jepson, who begins to court her under false pretenses. As the lines between her personas blur and feelings grow real, Esther must navigate a web of deception when Grant finally learns the truth—just as the final test of her roles arrives at a party where everyone knows her only by the face she wears.
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Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1337 (1976), Hjerte-serien #16 (1977)
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