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Romantic Marriage #19 (1953)

Globe Publishing · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Fair-Weather Wife
7 pp · romance
Les SanfordGinny SanfordBetty VailHal VailNeil Leonard

In "Fair-Weather Wife," Les Sanford’s long absence from his wife Ginny begins to strain their marriage, especially when he announces plans to settle down by buying a hardware store. Ginny, feeling abandoned, lets herself be drawn into the attention of Neil Leonard—though she resists until Les returns unexpectedly, catching her in a moment of vulnerability. When Les departs again, Ginny realizes her place is by his side, and she follows, seeking reconciliation.

Strange Obsession
6 pp · romance
Marie StarrBill StarrSally

Marie Starr sacrificed her dancing dreams to marry Bill, only to pour that ambition into her daughter Sally—now a rising star in amateur dance contests. When Bill’s promotion moves the family to Chicago, Marie insists Sally stay behind for a TV audition, unaware her daughter resents the spotlight and longs for a normal childhood. As Marie confronts her own misplaced dreams, she realizes the cost of her obsession—and sets off to find her daughter and her husband before it’s too late.

Celebrity Wife
7 pp · romance
Brad LongConnie EvansWinston DavisAlexBruce PhillipsDoris

In "Celebrity Wife," Connie Evans finds herself thrust into the spotlight after an accidental radio break, leaving her husband Brad Long struggling to keep up with the role of a celebrity spouse. When Brad follows her to New York and the strain of her fame reaches a breaking point—especially after she forgets their wedding anniversary—Connie begins to question what she truly wants. A weekend with her manager Alex and his wife Doris offers a quiet glimpse into the kind of love and home life she’s been missing, making her wonder if real happiness lies not in fame, but in the simple, steady warmth of a marriage built on connection.

My Own Worst Enemy
7 pp · romance
Mike BatesHelen BatesBo Gannon

Helen Bates wakes from recurring nightmares of cars devouring her, a fear that only deepens as her husband Mike becomes consumed by his passion for cars and his mechanic work. When Mike buys a high-stakes race car, Helen’s fear erupts in a moment of rage—her desperate strike sends the vehicle crashing, leaving Mike severely injured. Forced to take over his garage and study automotive engineering to keep it running, Helen finds herself rebuilding not just the business, but her life. As Mike slowly recovers, Helen must face the truth she’s been carrying—how much she still has to confess.

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