Confidential Romances #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "What Price Folly!", Connie’s carefully constructed lie about being a Hollywood actress begins to unravel when her boyfriend Ted arrives for a visit. As she and her friends scramble to maintain the illusion, a sudden proposal and an unexpected turn of events at a film studio bring new complications. When danger strikes on set, the truth about who truly stepped in to help starts to surface—just as Connie must decide what she really wants.
In "Reunion With Love," Jim and Lydia, a married couple with two children, find their ten-year marriage tested when Lydia’s former college roommate Diane visits. As Jim grows drawn to Diane’s glamour and charm, he begins to question his life with Lydia—until a party reveals just how much he truly values the woman he’s taken for granted.
In "Wrong-Way Girl," Ruth, a reserved factory assistant, finds herself caught between loyalty and loneliness when a promising date turns into a betrayal. After being stood up by Marine Stan, she reinvents herself—only to drift into fleeting, unsatisfying relationships before Stan reappears, seeking the genuine woman he once thought he’d lost.
In "Information Girl," two roommates navigate the fragile lines of friendship and romance when Gil, Carol’s boyfriend in the service, returns on furlough. Janice, who’s never been serious with anyone, sets out to prove that Gil is no different than the other men she’s dated—only to find herself unexpectedly drawn to him. As her plan unravels, the truth about loyalty and trust comes to light, leaving Janice with more than just a lesson in love.
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