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Love Experiences #27 (1954)

Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 1954 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
I Couldn't Face Them
7 pp · romance

Mimi Carlysle, once a glamorous Hollywood star, flees her life after a scandalous elopement attempt with singer Dale Harrison goes awry, leaving her scarred and hiding under the new identity of Mary Carlson. Now working as an all-night radio host for station TBRW, she finds unexpected purpose and love with Steve Lynch, the station’s blind manager, who sees her beyond her past. As her new life grows, Mimi struggles with the weight of her hidden identity and fears how Steve will react when she finally reveals the truth about who she once was.

Taxi Dance Co-Ed
8 pp · romance

Mary Averill, a student at Courtland University, juggles two lives: pretending to be part of the elite crowd while secretly working as a taxi dancer to support her sisters. When her former dance-hall persona resurfaces in the form of a reporter who recognizes her, her carefully constructed lies begin to unravel. As she faces the consequences of her deception, she must decide whether to keep running or face the truth.

My Web of Deceit
8 pp · romance

Harriet, enchanted by a romance that blossomed in a Mexican town, begins to question John Cutler’s honesty when he confesses he’s married—though he claims his marriage was a trap and his love for her is real. As their relationship continues back in San Francisco, unsettling truths emerge when John’s estranged wife’s brother confronts Harriet with accusations that John has been deceitful, leaving her torn between trust and doubt.

Too Many Rivals
7 pp · romance

Laurel Lane, a once-promising actress now feeling like a flop, finds herself on a train with Dusty Randall, a publicity man who’s secretly engaged to two women. When their ruse of pretending to be married backfires at Grand Central Station, Laurel must help Dusty navigate the chaos—only to realize that the situation might be the break she never expected.

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