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Romantic Story #50 (1960)

Charlton · 1960 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Man In My Dreams
5 pp · romance

A young woman struggling with loneliness and self-doubt in New York City finds her nights disrupted by a persistent typewriter tapping from the wall. When she finally confronts the source, she discovers a fellow dreamer from Michigan who shares her isolation—and together, they begin to heal through unexpected connection.

Loveless Kisses
5 pp · romance

Doris finds herself caught between her growing feelings for Jack Mumford and her enduring love for her golden-boy friend Lew, whose flirtations and disappearances leave her emotionally adrift. As the wedding day approaches, Doris grapples with guilt and uncertainty, knowing her heart still belongs to Lew even as she agrees to marry Jack. The story builds toward the altar, where a kiss meant to seal a new life begins to awaken something unexpected in her.

Be Sure, My Heart
7 pp · romance

Joan, who has always assumed her love for childhood friend Dave was certain, begins to question her feelings after meeting Lee Manning, a charming stranger who stirs unexpected emotions. As her thoughts drift and she finds herself drawn to Lee’s excitement and energy, she confronts the uncertainty in her heart—wondering if her love for Dave was ever truly real. When Dave returns and learns of her new connection, Joan is forced to confront her emotions, leading to a moment of clarity about what she truly feels.

Fascination
7 pp · romance

Della Ames, a woman accustomed to wielding her beauty as a weapon, finds herself drawn to Phillip Martin, a thoughtful writer whose sincerity begins to awaken her capacity for genuine love. When a charming but manipulative man named Roger Farren stirs her old impulses, Della is caught in a dangerous fascination that forces her to confront the true cost of her vanity. In a moment of clarity, she sees herself reflected in Roger’s arrogance and realizes the depth of her transformation — and the preciousness of love rooted in humility.

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