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Strange Confessions #1 (1952)

Ziff-Davis · 1952 · 35 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Tarnished Kisses
7 pp · romance

A young woman raised in New York's tenement blocks dreams of escaping poverty, and when the steady but struggling Al can't provide the luxuries she craves, she's swept away by Andy Gandella—a charming man with money to burn and gifts to offer. But a late-night drive reveals a dark truth about where Andy's wealth really comes from, and Sherry finds herself caught in a nightmare she never saw coming.

The Man I Couldn't Marry
8 pp · romance

Glenda meets the charming politician Len Franklin at a party and is immediately captivated, but discovers he's married and can only see her in secret—stolen moments away from the public eye and his suspicious wife. As their affair deepens, Glenda finds herself trapped between her longing for a real future with Len and the harsh reality that their relationship can never be anything more than a hidden romance that threatens his career.

Dangerous Embrace!
7 pp · romance

Jane Walsh works the counter at a roadside diner near Echo Lake, where she's been waiting for her boyfriend Walt, a truck driver with big dreams of becoming a shipping operator. When a charming stranger named Bart Kane enters her life with promises of luxury and sophistication, Jane finds herself drawn to him—but her growing fascination threatens everything she's built with Walt, just as his long-awaited business deal finally comes through.

Love 'N' Kisses
0.5 pp · humor
I Played with Fire
6 pp · romance

A young woman at Tennyson Manufacturing Company schemes her way into the arms of her employer, Lloyd Manners, believing the connection will secure her and her fiancé Bill a better future—but her lies and deceit quickly spiral into a trap she can't escape. As gossip spreads and her duplicity unravels, she's forced to confront the cost of her ambition and the damage she's caused to everyone around her. "I Played with Fire," from *Strange Confessions* #1, is a cautionary tale about the price of playing both sides.

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