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Realistic Romances #7 (1952)

Avon · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Triumphant Kisses
6 pp · romance
JulieJimmy DooleyNed DuncanDan Carlos

In "Triumphant Kisses," Julie trades her small-town life for Hollywood dreams, only to find herself waiting tables while chasing a chance on television. As she navigates a web of false promises and fleeting connections, a chance encounter with Jimmy—whose claims of power in showbiz prove hollow—leads her to Ned, a man whose quiet presence and genuine kindness reveal a truth far more valuable than fame. The story unfolds with warmth and quiet intensity, capturing the moment a dream shifts not toward stardom, but toward something real.

Disillusioned
6 pp · romance
NatalieTom O'MaraPrince Hari Shahl

In "Disillusioned," foreign university student Hari—heir to an Indian throne—asks coed Natalie out, sparking tension with her engaged boyfriend, engineering student Tom. When Natalie ends things with Tom to pursue Hari, a sudden confrontation reveals the prince’s past marriages, leading to a swift reversal in her feelings.

Jinx Girl
6 pp · romance
Ed FrenchTom HylerAunt GraceSybil TrentUncle RogerTony RedmondJoe Cranton

Sybil, haunted by the tragic deaths of her three fiancés, vows to never love again—until her employer, Joe, takes a daring sail in a raging storm. When he returns unharmed, the odds seem to shift, and Sybil begins to wonder if the curse might finally be broken.

The Love She Didn't Want
7 pp · romance
Nola AlonzoFrank KinneyAlfredo ConstanzaMack Jones

In "The Love She Didn't Want," Nola finds herself caught between her passion for the high wire and the jealousy of her fellow performer Alfredo, whose pride forces her to step back—costing her her place in the big show. After losing her job, she's given a second chance by the kind-hearted clown Bix Bixby, whose unexpected heroism reveals a deeper truth: Bix is actually Frank, a man who's long admired her from afar and quietly chosen the circus life to be near her.

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