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Romantic Marriage #7 (1951)

Ziff-Davis · 1951 · 52 pages

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Contains 6 stories
The Love I Denied
7 pp · romance

A widow consumed by grief and guilt gives away her newborn son after her husband's tragic death, believing the child brought only sorrow—but three years later, a chance at love forces her to confront the heartbreaking choice she made. When her fiancé discovers the truth and moves to reclaim the boy, Peggy must face what she denied herself and decide whether she's ready to accept the family she once rejected.

Rags or Riches
6 pp · romance

A wealthy woman who's never wanted for anything meets Pete Donnell, a working garage mechanic who rescues her from a roadside breakdown—and she falls hard. After a whirlwind courtship, she leaves her father's mansion to marry Pete and build a life in his modest apartment, throwing herself into housekeeping and helping him save toward his dream of owning his own garage. But when her father reintroduces her to her glamorous old social circles, she finds herself torn between two worlds, and the choices she makes will test whether love can survive the clash between rags and riches.

Strange Obsession
7 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 sends them to Chicago, Marie refuses to follow, determined to keep Sally in New York for a TV audition, unaware her daughter longs for a normal childhood and her father’s presence. As Sally’s resistance grows, Marie begins to see how deeply she’s mistaken—and realizes she must choose between her dreams and her daughter’s happiness.

My Re-Made Husband!
7 pp · romance

When a young woman from New York meets Andy Martin, a rugged Wyoming rancher, she falls hard—but grows restless with ranch life and convinces him to move east. Once in the city, Jane becomes determined to remake Andy into something he's not, pushing him toward finer clothes, polished manners, and city sophistication, until her relentless efforts drive a wedge between them that threatens everything they once shared. This is the story of how vanity and the desire to change the one you love can cost you dearly.

Lost Without You!
7 pp · romance

A woman who abandoned her husband's dream of building a newspaper in small-town Missouri returns to New York, only to find that the life of parties and shallow friendships she thought she wanted rings hollow compared to what she left behind. When she learns that Pete's paper has become a celebrated success, Janet realizes she's been lost without him—and must decide whether she has the courage to go back and build the life she once refused to share.

Date with Love!
7 pp · romance

A devoted wife grows convinced her husband is secretly seeing an old flame when a former love interest returns to town, but her attempts to uncover the truth only deepen her confusion—leaving her to question everything she thought she knew about her marriage. In this 1951 romance story, appearances prove dangerously deceiving as a woman's suspicions spiral and the real reasons behind her husband's mysterious absences come to light.

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