Career Girl Romances #40
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue opens with a story titled "Sorrow Song," in which a female singer performing with a band confesses her heartbreak to the audience, having sacrificed love for her career. A second story follows a young woman named Lauri who has spent her life waiting for the perfect man but finds herself torn when Matthew, a wealthy but jobless man she loves, asks her to choose between him and her practical career aspirations; she ultimately chooses love and plans to marry him, only to face Mrs. Kenyon's interference. The issue also includes a "Styled for Romance" feature with hairstyling and beauty tips for readers.
A young woman escapes Wall Street's stuffy millionaires for Greenwich Village's bohemian charm, only to discover her free-spirited neighbor Pete Cutler isn't quite what he seems. As Evelyn Ellis learns the truth about Peter's circumstances, she must reconcile her desire for authenticity with feelings she never expected to have—and decide what really matters in matters of the heart.
A young woman named Rosalie vows to find a successful man and fall in love with him—until a chance meeting on a cruise ship with Matthew Dawes turns her carefully laid plans upside down. When Matthew reveals he's not the wealthy prospect she believed him to be, Rosalie must decide what truly matters: security and ambition, or the person who's captured her heart.
A young woman caught in a rocky relationship with bandmate Vic Anson makes the difficult choice to leave the entertainment world behind, relocating to a small Michigan town for a fresh start. As she builds a new life and a steady job, she begins to realize that the person she truly misses—and may have always cared for most—is Johnny, the kind friend she left behind. When Johnny unexpectedly arrives on her doorstep, the story of "Sorrow Song" asks whether a second chance at love is waiting where she least expected to find it.
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