Cinderella Love #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two main stories. "My Gay Deception" follows a woman who was a technical assistant to a famous photographer at Hammond Photographic Studio and fell in love there, but lost her job; she later discovers the photographer's portrait was merely a photograph, and he didn't even know she existed, leading her to regret her "gay deception." "Queen for a Week" tells of Peggy Thorne, an aspiring actress who gets a chance to substitute for the famous star Annabel Arnise at Vanguard Studios; while standing in for Annabel, Peggy attracts the attention of handsome actor Carey Williams, who falls for her, but complications arise when he learns of her fiancé and his attachment to the real Annabel. A third story features a woman named Marcia who worked as a dancer and ran away, only to be found years later by Richard, a gardener who reveals he is actually a wealthy man named Richard Addison who had investigated a newspaper article about her father and has loved her all along.
A young waitress at Juneau College yearns for her old student life and borrows a classmate's identity for one magical evening—only to find herself genuinely falling for a charming stranger who believes her to be someone else entirely. When her deception threatens to unravel, she must decide whether to confess the truth and risk losing everything, or let her double life spiral further out of control. A bittersweet romance about dreams, honesty, and second chances.
A young woman wonders whether she can take the initiative and ask a boy out—and discovers she's far from alone in her dating uncertainty. This helpful guide tackles the do's and don'ts of romance that puzzle countless girls, offering practical answers to the questions keeping them up at night.
A technical assistant's innocent crush takes a dangerous turn when her composite photograph—a fantasy of herself with the famous polo player Jock Bradley—falls into the wrong hands and sparks a nationwide manhunt. Wrongly accused of blackmail, Carol flees across the country, hunted by police and tabloids alike, unable to escape the consequences of her "gay deception." As she reaches the end of the line in San Francisco, her past finally catches up with her.
Marcia Greyson is a Broadway dancer struggling to make it in the big time until she lands a chorus job in a new musical—and catches the eye of Richard Addison, a seemingly sweet stage-door admirer. As romance blossoms between them, a gossip column and a string of troubling discoveries shake Marcia's trust in Richard, forcing her to make a choice between love and self-respect. This 1952 romance captures the clash between ambition, doubt, and the kind of devotion worth believing in.
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