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True Life Secrets #10 (1952)

Charlton · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
For Money Not For Love
9 pp · romance

A young woman named Nora falls head over heels for Nick Everett, a man her family disapproves of, and allows herself to be talked into a secret marriage at City Hall to keep their love alive despite the obstacles between them. When Nick begins winning over her family and her cousin Rachel comes to stay with them, Nora's hidden marriage becomes tested in ways she never expected. As the truth threatens to unravel and jealousy creeps in, she discovers what it truly costs to build a marriage on secrecy and compromise.

The Darkness Held My Secret
5 pp · romance

A young woman's best friend pulls away without explanation, and her determination to uncover the mystery leads her to spy on Anna's secret nighttime meetings in the breezeway. When Anna leaves town, the narrator seizes her chance to answer a mysterious whistle call—only to find herself in a situation that reveals far more than she bargained for, and leaves her with a guilt all her own. By the time "The Darkness Held My Secret" ends, she understands why Anna guarded her privacy so fiercely, and why some secrets are better left undiscovered.

The Supreme Cost of Love
7 pp · romance
My Secret Exploded
9 pp · romance

A presiding judge finds herself drawn into the troubled life of young Richard Clark when his warring parents' custody battle lands him in an orphanage—and on Christmas Eve, a desperate threat forces her to take matters into her own hands. As the boy finds unexpected warmth in her home, the judge confronts a long-buried secret about motherhood and sacrifice that her career has forced her to keep hidden. When Richard's father arrives demanding his son back, the judge must protect the boy she's come to care for from the chaos of his parents' ongoing violence.

His Great Love
0.5 pp · non-fiction; romance

Nathaniel Hawthorne's wife Sophia Peabody initially doubted her suitability as a partner due to her illness, but the writer convinced her that her love was essential to his creative gift. As the couple built a life together despite financial hardship and her frail health, Hawthorne's devotion and unwavering commitment to his craft gradually transformed their circumstances, and the world soon recognized the genius that had been nurtured by their bond.

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