True-to-Life Romances #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Dream of Love" in True-to-Life Romances #13 (1952) delivers a classic wartime romance twist, where love and deception collide when Larry’s past resurfaces in the form of Peg, claiming to be his wife. Written and illustrated by Jack Kamen, the story unfolds with emotional tension as Pam must confront the truth behind a shocking accusation, all while the cover by L. B. Cole captures the drama in bold, expressive lines.
Dan Rogers faces an agonizing separation when he's drafted into the Korean War, leaving his beloved Jan Harding behind with their wedding on hold—and with the scheming Brent Elseworth circling, determined to win her for himself. Wounded on the battlefield and delirious with fever, Dan's tortured mind conjures visions of Jan's wavering resolve, while back home a terrible misunderstanding threatens to tear them apart forever. Love and fate collide in this 1952 romance as both face their darkest doubts.
A young woman named Jennie finds herself caught between two men when a mysterious neighbor sweeps her off her feet, only to vanish without explanation. Desperate and hurt, she reconnects with an old schoolmate named Fred who seems successful and sympathetic—but his "help" comes with a dangerous price that forces her to confront what kind of person she's becoming.
Jennie Towne thought she was helping a friend when she took on a role as a co-respondent in a divorce case, but soon finds herself tangled in a web of deception that threatens to unravel her life. As her secret work begins to blur with real emotions, she must confront the dangerous line between performance and truth—especially when Mr. Bates, Guy Frisbee, and Fred Swope all become entangled in the growing complications.
In "My War Hero's False Heartbreak," a wartime romance takes a dramatic turn when Peg reappears, claiming to be Larry’s wife and demanding $5,000 for her “broken heart.” Pam, torn between her love for Larry and the shocking revelation, walks away—only to discover the truth when Peg and her real husband are arrested for blackmail. With the deception exposed, Pam and Larry find their way back to each other.
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