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Love at First Sight #20 (1953)

Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Tell-Tale Kisses
7 pp · romance

Violet Laurence, a young woman working at the Blossom Shoppe in Renwick, finds herself caught between her growing romance with wealthy Kyle Renwick and the town’s gossip about his past relationships. When a mysterious man named Bill Wingard, posing as a customer, quietly observes her emotional turmoil, Violet begins to question whether her feelings for Kyle are genuine—or if she’s simply chasing a dream built on illusion.

My Man-And My Sister!
8 pp · romance

Julie, the quiet young woman who’s grown close to Tim Elwood, feels her happiness unravel when her glamorous older sister Marta returns after her husband’s death, stirring up old insecurities and unspoken tensions. Though Tim has shown her kindness and affection, Marta’s return brings a wave of emotional manipulation that threatens to undo everything Julie has come to believe about their bond. As Julie struggles to hold on to her dignity and hope, she’s left wondering if Tim will see her truth—or be swayed by the sister who once overshadowed her.

Happy Go-Lucky Lover
8 pp

A young woman, Kitty Warren, impulsively chooses a carefree carnival worker over her cautious fiancé, John Miles, after a chance encounter at a charity fair. Months later, her decision is tested when financial troubles and misunderstandings strain her marriage, forcing her to confront whether her impulsive choice was truly love or just a fleeting romance.

Pick-Up Date
7 pp · romance

Vicki Deering, a young woman who fled her small town to prove she could have a glamorous life in Washington, D.C., finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Barry O'Neill after a chance encounter on the monument grounds. As their romance blossoms over candlelit dinners and stolen kisses, Vicki grapples with doubts about the risks of their "pick-up date" beginning—especially after hearing warnings from coworkers about dangerous encounters.

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