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Personal Love #7 (1951)

Eastern Color · 1951 · 52 pages

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Contains 5 stories
The Right Man
11 pp · romance
GloriaHalJoe Baker

Gloria’s bus breaks down, leaving her stranded—until cynical drifter Joe Baker offers a ride. Though she’s engaged to Hal, the connection between Gloria and Joe grows as they spend time together. When her home is robbed, suspicion falls on Joe, but the truth unravels in a twist that clears his name and reveals Hal’s secret.

She Wanted a Champion
7 pp · romance; sports
Kid Martin [Larry Martin]LouPete LowryTeddy Lewis

In "She Wanted a Champion," boxer Larry Martin and nightclub singer Teddy Lewis share a love built on admiration and quiet devotion. As Larry prepares for a title fight, he hides a dangerous heart condition from Teddy, who once declared she wouldn’t love a has-been—leaving him to face the ring alone, unsure if she’d still care if he lost.

The Envious Heart
8 pp · romance
GeorgeJake SchwarzLindaMarilyn

In "The Envious Heart," Linda, the understudy for star dancer Marilyn, finds her ambition clashing with her engagement to George. When a staged accident during Marilyn’s performance leaves her with a devastating injury, Linda’s secret comes to light—and with it, the chance to make amends. As guilt and redemption unfold, the bond between two women and the fragile hope of love are tested in ways neither expected.

Tormented Love
8 pp · romance
Dr. Bob JordonHalLila

In "Tormented Love," Lila, recovering from a devastating auto accident, struggles to believe she’ll ever walk again—especially when Dr. Bob Jordon, the kind physician tending to her, seems to care more than she can bear. As their bond deepens, Lila wrestles with doubt, convinced his affection stems from pity, until a jealous spark ignites when she hears he’s planning to date a nurse. Her determination to prove herself, even from her wheelchair, becomes a turning point in a relationship that’s as fragile as it is heartfelt.

Too Proud for Love
11 pp · romance
EdGraceLarryRose Thompson

Rose Thompson, smitten with new foreman Ed, finds her feelings crushed when he confesses he’s truly drawn to her quiet coworker Grace. Determined to strike back, Rose spreads rumors about Ed’s past, then impulsively marries his brother Larry—only to abandon him when the truth comes out. In the end, Grace and Ed find their way back to each other, but Rose is left with nothing but regret and a quiet departure from town.

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