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Realistic Romances #3 (1951)

Avon · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Dream Next Door
7 pp · romance
JeanBarney SloanMrs. SloanJack ForbesEileenHelena BrooksDr. Cummings

In "The Dream Next Door," Jean’s choice to favor the wealthy Jack over her longtime neighbor Barney sets off a chain of unexpected turns. When Jack ultimately walks away, Barney returns from college engaged to a woman from his own world—only to find himself pulled back when his mother falls ill and Jean steps in. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1951 romance unfolds with quiet emotional weight, exploring how life’s shifts can realign what matters most.

Deadline for Love!
8 pp · romance
Joe MartinMaryRocky Granger

In "Deadline for Love!", Mary finds herself torn between her engaged sports reporter Joe and the charismatic boxer Rocky, whose charm draws her into secret wedding plans. When Rocky’s shady past surfaces after he takes a dive in a rigged fight, Mary must confront the truth and reevaluate where her heart truly lies.

Too Great a Temptation
7 pp · romance
Patty BurtonMr. BurtonSam WhitbyMillyThurlow Farrel

In "Too Great a Temptation," Patty’s restless heart leads her from her quiet life with small-town boyfriend Sam into the dazzling world of dance with the charismatic Thurlow. As she rises on stage beside him, the spotlight brings more than fame—it brings a choice that tests loyalty and self-worth. When Thurlow shifts his attention to another dancer, Patty must face the consequences of chasing a dream that wasn’t meant to be hers.

Promotions for Harry
8 pp · romance
Lila LongHarry LongRoy BentonMr. Russell

In "Promotions for Harry," Lila’s risky flirtations with Roy, the company’s vice president, set off a chain of events that reshapes Harry’s career—though not in the way she expects. When Roy demands more than just attention, the consequences unravel fast, leading to a confrontation that forces truth to the surface. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1951 romance unfolds with quiet tension and a twist that redefines what it means to earn a promotion.

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