Valentine #18 August 1973
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Dream Trap," Paula narrowly escapes a rocky fate at sea, only to find herself drawn back into a surreal world when Phil arrives to help. Together, they return to the salon where it all began—only to be locked inside, facing the unsettling realization that someone else is playing a dangerous game. The story unfolds with quiet dread, drawn in sharp, expressive detail by Purita Campos, whose art brings the dreamlike tension to life.
Katy waits by the sea, heart full of hope, for Luis to keep his promise to meet her in England. When he doesn’t come, her longing turns into a strange, vivid dream where time and memory blur—until she’s not sure what’s real anymore.
Dene, caught in a quiet storm of old wounds, watches as Simon Grey shares a moment with Velma—his ex-wife—on the same street where their past still lingers. As the coffee bar’s closing looms and secrets surface, Dene finds herself drawn into a fragile moment between Simon and the woman he can’t let go of, where understanding flickers but words never follow.
In "The Salon of Secrets," Paula James finds herself caught between past and present when she and Phil Argent return to the very salon where their romance began. As the door locks behind them, the truth of a jealous rivalry unfolds—Gwen and Ricky, the hairdresser and her brother, have been watching, waiting to take their place in the lives of the ones they’ve long admired.
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Reprinted in Man and Woman #24 (1975), As de Cœur #15 (1979), Romance Time #[nn] (1983)
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