Exotic Romances #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Exotic Romances #30 This issue contains at least two distinct romance stories. The first, "I Won't Share You," follows Betty and Johnny, whose relationship is threatened when Betty's family monopolizes Johnny's time during visits, leading Johnny to break up with her, claiming she was not the sweet and kind person he thought she was. The second story features Alice and Jack, coworkers at a sales firm who fall in love; Jack becomes a successful soldier and war hero, but when he returns home as a celebrated figure, the newfound attention and celebrity status strains their relationship as Alice struggles with being in the spotlight. A third story involves Chuck and Eva, where Chuck pursues a restaurant business opportunity but Eva fears being left alone, eventually leading Chuck to decide to look for work in town and find Eva a new job so they can stay together.
A woman torn between her love for Don Willis and the career opportunity of a lifetime faces an impossible choice when her boss, Mr. Fargill, offers her a promotion to vice president—but Don's volatile temper and jealousy threaten to destroy everything she's worked for. As she navigates the tension between her heart and her ambitions, Alice discovers that sometimes the people we love most can push us toward decisions we never thought we'd make. Will she find a way to have both, or must she choose between the man she loves and the life she deserves?
Betty Carver's engagement to Johnny McVeigh feels perfect—until her family's constant presence in their small town home leaves no room for the young couple to be alone together. Frustrated and desperate for privacy, Betty turns on her parents and siblings, demanding they give her and Johnny space, only to learn a painful lesson about what she's really thrown away. When Johnny walks out, Betty must face what her selfishness has cost her and everyone who loves her.
Doris desperately wants to keep her boyfriend, Private Larry Reeves, safe from overseas deployment, so she secretly enters his photograph into an Army bond-selling drive—and her scheme works, making him the face of a nationwide campaign. But as Larry becomes a celebrated touring hero, his newfound fame and glamour transform him into someone Doris barely recognizes, and she realizes that in trying to protect their love, she may have destroyed it instead.
A waitress's quiet devotion to her boss Chuck threatens to crumble when a business partner named Jo enters the picture—and Chuck's attention shifts away from the restaurant and toward romance. As Eva watches the two grow closer, she struggles with the painful realization that her own feelings may have blinded her to the truth about where Chuck's heart really lies.
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↩ Reprints Love Confessions #32 (1953), True War Romances #11 (1953)
Reprinted in Meant for Love #[nn] (1955)
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