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Sweethearts #74 (1949)

Fawcett · 1949 · 52 pages

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ContinueSweethearts #75 →
Contains 7 stories
Aries
1 pp
Love Walks in Truth
13 pp · romance

Judy craves attention so desperately that she can't help but embroider every story—turning a near miss with a fallen egg into a brush with a concrete slab, and exaggerating her boss's polite compliment into a supervisor promotion. When she meets the charming Don after a minor confrontation at the music center, she transforms their chance encounter into a dramatic rescue with an invented fistfight, and keeps twisting his genuine interest into declarations of madness to fuel the girls' excitement. As her web of embellishments grows, Judy discovers that the spotlight she's always wanted comes with a cost when the truth catches up with her heart.

Indian Love Lyric
1 pp · romance
Romance on the Menu
11 pp · romance

Helen dreams of trading her job at Bob's drive-in for a glamorous life with a wealthy suitor, and when the charming Lew roars up in his convertible, she thinks her chance has finally arrived—even if it means breaking a date with Bob, the drive-in owner who's quietly devoted to her. As Helen discovers what Lew is really made of, she realizes too late that the life she abandoned might have been worth far more than the glitter she was chasing.

My Masquerade
10 pp · romance

Kathy Wyman, a secretary to the wealthy Ames family, borrows her employer's luxurious green evening gown and assumes Laura Ames' identity for one enchanting night at a New Orleans Mardi Gras celebration. There she meets a charming stranger who sweeps her into an unforgettable evening of dancing and romance—but as midnight approaches and their fairy tale threatens to shatter, Kathy faces the painful truth that their connection is built on a beautiful deception she's afraid to confess.

I Stole a Gem
10 pp · romance

Penny works at an exclusive beauty salon where she's surrounded by wealthy clients, and her poverty makes her desperate to marry her boyfriend Ted—but he refuses until he can support her properly. When a valuable ruby falls from a client's hand, Penny finds herself torn between her longing for a better life and Ted's clear moral conviction that keeping something dishonest is wrong, no matter who it belongs to. As the days wear on, the weight of temptation and secrecy begins to crush her from within.

Picture Biography of John Lund
1 pp · non-fiction; biography
John Lund

John Lund, a Norwegian-Irish native of Rochester, New York, took an unconventional path to stardom—from uncertain school days and a string of odd jobs to discovering his calling in amateur theatre when he performed in "Waiting for Lefty." After finding success writing radio scripts and earning acclaim on Broadway in "The Hasty Heart," Lund made the leap to Hollywood, where his performances in films like "To Each His Own" quickly established him as a rising talent.

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