Heart Throbs #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHeart Throbs #37 is a romance anthology containing three stories. "Bride of Heartbreak" follows a woman named Sheila who initially rejected a man as merely a rich girl-chaser, but fell in love with him; when he proposes, she struggles with her doubts about his sincerity. "Husband Hunter" features a young woman named Carol who aims to marry quickly after high school and meets a police officer named Barry, whom she comes to believe she loves, though she questions whether her feelings are genuine. The third story involves a woman who stages an encounter with a truck driver to reconnect with him, eventually involving a newspaper story about a heroic rescue.
In "Husband Hunter," high school senior Carol Halloway finds herself torn between her steady boyfriend, rookie cop Vance, and a charming new suitor, Terry Wade, who sweeps her off her feet with promises of instant marriage. When Vance intervenes to stop an impromptu elopement, he exposes Terry’s troubling pattern of marrying young women only to extort money from their families—leaving Carol to reconsider what she truly wants.
Jill Barclay, used to playing men’s emotions like a game, finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Barry Dunlap—his sincerity stirs something real in her, unlike any past fling. When rumors about her past begin to circulate, she fears Barry will reject her, but fate has a different plan.
Sheila Van Dylan, a wealthy socialite, risks everything to be with Dan Drake, a truck driver she loves, after a chance encounter and a daring plan to reunite them through a newspaper story. As their romance blossoms, she faces the challenge of bridging their vastly different worlds, especially when Dan’s past bet with friends threatens to unravel their happiness.
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