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Dear Heart #16 (1956)

Farrell · 1956 · 38 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Lonesome Luke
6 pp · romance

A shy high schooler nicknamed Lonesome Luke spends his days building model planes in the basement, convinced he'll never find romance—until he meets Beth, a captivating young woman who works at a local shop. When his graduation dance arrives, he finally musters the courage to ask her, discovering that sometimes all it takes is one brave question to change everything.

Insincerely Yours!
6 pp · romance
Donna LynnMartin GrantTony Barran

Donna Lynn, a beautiful debutante who's grown bored with suitors who fall at her feet, finds herself genuinely captivated when she meets Martin Grant—only to discover he's already engaged to a woman waiting for him back home. When Tony Barran, a longtime admirer, schemes to expose Donna's true nature to Martin by staging a compromising moment between them, the plan backfires spectacularly, destroying any chance she had with the man she truly loves. A sharp cautionary tale about the price of playing with people's hearts.

Worth the Waiting
6 pp · romance

In "Worth the Waiting," June’s ski trip with her fiancé Fred takes a sudden turn when a blizzard strands her with Ben in a remote cabin. As days pass in close quarters, unexpected feelings stir between them. When they return to the lodge, Fred’s jealousy erupts—leaving June to question what truly matters in love.

My Heavy Heart
6 pp · romance

Jane has harbored a secret crush on Tom Fields, the handsome photographer who owns the shop next door to where she works—but her weight keeps her convinced he'd never see her as anything more than a pal. When Tom asks her to model for a photography job, her hopes soar until she realizes she's just filling a role alongside other girls, leaving her heartbroken and resigned to forgetting him during a two-week vacation at Rose Lake. A sudden storm traps Jane at the cottage and forces a dramatic helicopter rescue—but the embarrassing publicity that follows, and Tom's unexpected visit afterward, sets the stage for a honest conversation that neither of them saw coming.

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