Glamorous Romances #58

Marella, a talented design student, falls hard for Brady Stafford, the famous and charming designer who lectures at her school—so much so that she transforms herself into a glamorous woman to win his attention. When Brady finally notices her and offers her a partnership in his prestigious design house, she's thrilled, but a nagging doubt creeps in: his reputation as a heartbreaker who never gets serious makes her wonder if she's just another conquest. As their romance deepens, Marella must confront what she really wants from Brady and whether his feelings for her are as genuine as she desperately hopes they are.

Honey North, an ambitious model, engineers a chance meeting with Greg Gordon, son of a soft-drink magnate, and lands the coveted job modeling the new Sparkling-Kade campaign—but her genuine feelings for Greg complicate everything when his protective sister Gloria sets a trap to test her character. As Honey's career soars and Greg proposes, family secrets and deliberate sabotage threaten to tear them apart before the truth can set them right.

Babette Gray, the singer with Ashby Clyde's orchestra, has the attention of every man in the band—but her heart belongs only to their leader, who's devoted to someone else. When Ashby asks for her help with an unconventional plan to win over the woman he loves, Babette agrees, knowing it means a chance to be close to him, even if it's all just an act. As the line between performance and genuine feeling begins to blur, Babette discovers that playing a role can have consequences neither of them anticipated.

A reformed flirt finds her past catching up with her when an old flame returns to town with designs on rekindling their romance—and a dangerous secret to hold over her head. As Nina struggles to balance her genuine love for Britt Cullins with the unwanted advances of Len Turner, her casual approach to dating becomes anything but casual, threatening everything she's built. When blackmail and jealousy collide at a fateful meeting, Nina discovers that some lessons about loyalty and trust come far too late.