Famous Romance Library #7
"Adam's Wife" in Famous Romance Library #7 (1956) presents a quiet, emotionally charged story of a man seeking practical companionship in marriage, only to find his new life complicated by the lingering presence of his past. Written by E. Tierney and Sara Seale, with art and inks by C. E. Drury, the tale unfolds with subtle tension as Miranda struggles to find her place beside the memory of Adam’s first wife. The cover by C. E. Drury captures the story’s restrained melancholy, a 10D gem from Amalgamated Press’s romance lineup.
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Past experience had convinced Adam that romance had no part in his life and a second marriage didn't appeal to him. But a wife would be useful to help him run his house and be a companion to his child. So it seemed a good idea to marry Miranda. But Miranda finds it increasingly difficult to live with the ghost of Adam's first wife.
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