Young Lovers #17

Martha Prescott has spent her life as the dutiful daughter, watching her sisters and friends walk down the aisle while she stayed home caring for her ailing father—until a chance meeting with Dave, a fellow wedding guest hiding his own loneliness, sparks an unexpected connection. When Dave disappears after that magical night, Martha is left wrestling with doubt: was it genuine affection, or just pity from a stranger? As days stretch into weeks of silence, she'll have to confront what she's really been searching for all along.

After a bitter breakup with her fiancé Burt Packard, Doreen declares she'll find someone else and throws herself back into dating—but each new suitor reveals a different fatal flaw that only makes her miss what she had. When a blind date arranged by her friend Ruth turns into an unexpected reunion, both Doreen and Burt must confront what's really been driving them apart.

A film director and his crew debate whether audiences will buy love at first sight on screen—but real life, as one of them insists, requires far deeper understanding before hearts are truly given away.

A newlywed's honeymoon in Miami takes an unexpected turn when her husband Fred disappears on their first day together, leaving only a note about a quick swim—one that stretches far longer than promised. When she discovers he's been rushed to the hospital after a harrowing rescue attempt gone wrong, her anger melts into relief as she realizes what truly matters. "All My Life For Love" is a tender reminder that sometimes the things we fear losing put everything else into perspective.

Jane Coleman has earned her reputation as the wild one of her quiet town—until she literally runs into her new neighbor, Bertram Holden, who inherited the old Prowitt place, and discovers he's charmed by her unconventional spirit in ways her more proper sisters never could be. As Bert pursues outings with Jane's refined siblings, Jane finds herself drawn to him in a way that surprises everyone, including herself and her disapproving mother. When Bert reveals his true feelings, Jane learns that being wild might be exactly what he was looking for all along.