True Love Confessions #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an anthology issue featuring multiple romance stories. The opening story follows a girl who confesses her sudden awakening to love and physical attraction through a kiss from her boyfriend Greg, only to lose him shortly after. "They Said Mine Was a Child's Love" recounts a woman's tragic childhood experience when her parents were killed in a car accident, and how this formative loss shaped her later romantic relationships and reunion with her Aunt Cora. A third story depicts a young woman named Linda caught between two men—Cary, whom she has romantic feelings for, and Greg, who pursues her at a theatrical audition, leading to complicated emotional entanglements involving jealousy and competing affections.
A college girl caught between two very different men finds herself drawn to the rugged charm of football star Tom Courtney, even as the gentle medical student David Parker—who loves her deeply—prepares to enlist and ship out to Korea. As Lynn struggles to choose between passionate attraction and quiet devotion, her lies threaten to unravel everyone involved, forcing her to confront what "Lying Kisses" really costs.
A tragedy strips away Angie Archer's childhood overnight, and her Aunt Cora raises her as a famous child model to build a fortune—but when Angie finally rebels against the suffocating role, she meets the charming Gil Dunn and experiences her first real taste of growing up and love. As her feelings for Gil deepen, Angie discovers that loyalty and appearances aren't always what they seem, and she must navigate the painful gap between the girl everyone expects her to be and the young woman she's becoming.
When Linda meets Gary Brent, the charming new instructor at her father's dance studio, she falls hard—certain he feels the same way. But after a day of silence and conflicting signals, she discovers that his affection may have been nothing more than a professional charm, leaving her to wrestle with the painful question of whether love is ever what it seems. As she tries to move forward with reliable Tod Graham, her feelings for Gary refuse to fade, setting her on a collision course with heartbreak and difficult choices.
A young woman recalls the intensity of a budding romance with Greg, whose kiss made her heart race and his embrace feel like everything that mattered—until she lost him. Now she warns others against toying with love's powerful pull.
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