Bride's Diary #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains multiple romance stories. "Alice Adams—Love Consultant" follows a woman who uses sweet talk to win over a man named Peter, becoming indispensable to him despite warnings that such tactics are merely habits. "Where There's Love There's a Way" depicts a female Army nurse who falls for an enlisted soldier, defying military regulations that forbid fraternization between nurses and enlisted personnel. Another untitled story shows a woman caught in a storm at sea who experiences visions and spiritual moments before being rescued at a lighthouse. The final story involves a woman named Sybil whose discovery that her husband Peter was previously intimate with another woman leaves her heartbroken, leading to complications when Peter invites both women to dinner.
Peggy returns from the hospital to reunite with Bill after their separation, only to find him warmly embracing fellow racer Joyce at the hotel—leaving her shaken and questioning their relationship. As she grapples with jealousy and suspicion, she begins to suspect Joyce’s friendly rivalry may be more dangerous than she first thought. The story builds toward a tense showdown at the next race, where emotions and stakes are higher than ever.
In a wartime setting where military regulations forbid romance between nurses and enlisted men, Lieutenant Cynthia finds herself drawn to Private Bob Lake despite the rules. As their secret relationship deepens, they must find a way to be together without breaking the law—until a daring plan leads them to a secret marriage that changes everything.
Shirley, engaged to Arthur, finds her world upended after a storm strands her at a lighthouse where she’s rescued by Joe Barnes, the kind-hearted keeper. Though she’s meant to return to her fiancé, the encounter stirs unsettling doubts about her feelings and the life she’s planned. As she grapples with confusion and longing, she begins to question whether she’s truly ready to take back her heart—on her own terms.
Anne, a dedicated doctor and wife, begins to notice a growing distance between herself and her husband Peter, despite their shared life and work in a hospital. As she wonders if her career has strained their marriage, Peter hesitates to discuss a personal matter, leaving her unsettled and questioning what’s truly between them.
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Reprinted in True Love Stories #9 (1958)
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