All True Romance #28

A young woman tired of being single and pitied finds herself walking home with Dick Sloan, a charming newcomer to town who seems too good to be true. As an awkward encounter with a well-meaning neighbor reignites her self-consciousness, she takes a chance and opens up to Dick about her loneliness and frustration with feeling like an "old maid" in a town full of gossips. What unfolds between them on that walk becomes the turning point Sally never expected.

Betty finds herself caught between two devoted suitors—Bill Jackson and Grant Wells—each convinced he's the one meant for her, and neither willing to step aside gracefully. When their rivalry erupts into violence in her apartment, Betty takes matters into her own hands, but her choice sets off a chain of events that pulls both men into the Korean War and forces them to confront far greater dangers than romantic jealousy. A tender 1958 romance that trades drawing-room drama for the unexpected consequences of the heart.

Sheila Gray has grown restless with her steady boyfriend Johnny's modest dates to the movies, and when the charming wealthy playboy Randy Edwards sweeps her off her feet with nightclubs and glamorous evenings, she abandons Johnny without a second thought. But as Sheila soon discovers, Randy's attentions come with a darker side, and she finds herself stranded and ashamed, desperate to undo the choices that cost her the one person who truly cared about her.

When a soldier returns from three years away expecting to reunite with his sweetheart June, her coworker Helen gets drawn into an uncomfortable situation—asked to help June avoid an awkward confrontation with her former flame while she pursues someone new. As Helen spends more time with the earnest and kind Eddy, she finds herself caught between loyalty to her friend and growing feelings of her own, all while dreading the moment he discovers the truth about June's heart.