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Lovers' Lane #21 (1952)

Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 1952 · 37 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Doctor's Secret
5.67 pp · romance
Ann CullenDennis FarleyDobbsDr. BrownDoris CullenMr. Cullen (death)Mr. FarleyMrs. Farley

In "The Doctor's Secret," Ann grapples with the weight of her town’s judgment after her mother leaves, finding solace in quiet strength as she cares for her ailing father. When Dennis, the son of the town’s wealthiest family, renews his interest, their past misunderstandings begin to shift—though the real turning point comes not from romance, but from Ann’s quiet devotion in the face of loss.

Test of a Love-Time
6 pp · romance
Don LowensPaulWendy

In "Test of a Love-Time," Wendy faces a heartfelt crossroads when Paul, who claims he’s “not the marrying kind,” watches her move on with Don, whom she’s come to love. As emotions flare and memories resurface, Wendy must confront what truly matters—testing her feelings not to win Paul back, but to know her own heart.

I Belong to You!
6 pp · romance
DickFlora WintersFred BellowsRita

In a heartfelt 1952 romance from *Lovers' Lane #21*, Dick asks Rita to marry him before heading off to war, only for her to hesitate—though she promises to wait. As time passes, her loneliness leads her to Fred, who proposes, and she agrees—only to later realize her heart still belongs to Dick. When he returns from Korea, she must face the truth of what she truly wants.

Honeymoon Merry-Go-Round
7.67 pp · romance
Anne AmesBill AmesDoraFrank Dowling

In the quiet chaos of a honeymoon hotel, Anne finds herself face-to-face with Bill’s ex-girlfriend Dora—just as Frank, Dora’s new boyfriend, arrives with his own simmering suspicions. As tensions rise and old feelings stir, Anne’s carefully orchestrated plan to win Frank’s proposal begins to spin faster than the merry-go-round outside their window.

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