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Teen-Age Romances #15 (1951)

St. John · 1951 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
I Was an Army Camp PickUp
8 pp · romance

With most of the boys from her hometown off fighting in the war, a young woman sees her chance for excitement when she follows a soldier to Camp Roberts—only to find herself juggling multiple dates and spinning lies to keep her options open. As she plays fast and loose with the feelings of the men around her, her reckless behavior threatens to unravel in ways she never anticipated. "I Was an Army Camp Pickup" is a cautionary tale about the price of using people for thrills.

I Ran Away from Shame
8 pp · romance

A young woman's reckless romantic escapades become the talk of the town, forcing her to flee her hometown in shame—only to find herself repeating the same patterns when she takes work as a migrant and sets her sights on a charming foreman already involved with another girl. As she struggles between her desire for freedom and her chance at genuine redemption, Stella discovers that true love demands far more than she bargained for.

I Made a Game of Love
8 pp · romance

May Roman treats romance like a game—juggling men's hearts without a second thought—until her bookish twin sister June catches the eye of Gregory Roberto, the one decent man in town who's always been immune to May's charms. Now May discovers that playing with emotions has consequences, and the stakes are far higher when the heart at risk belongs to someone she loves.

Spitefulness Robbed Me of Romance
8 pp · romance

A young woman's intense jealousy over her steady date, Davy Collins, spirals into a campaign of spite against the girls she suspects of trying to steal him away—but her possessive accusations and schemes only push him further from her side. As her vindictive behavior grows more reckless, Carol must confront the painful truth about what her bitterness is costing her, and whether her heart can survive the consequences of her own actions.

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