I Love You #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA woman recalls how she was tricked into marriage by a man named Joe who threatened to ruin her if she didn't marry him, claiming she had made mistakes in her work as a designer. Though she felt nothing for him, she was forced to comply out of desperation. After the marriage, she managed to escape and reinvent herself, eventually meeting and falling in love with another man at a lakeside cabin retreat. When her new love discovers she is still legally married to Joe, she attempts to transform her appearance—changing her hair, makeup, and clothing—hoping to win him back by looking like someone else entirely, though he ultimately rejects her deception.
An ambitious young actress from Kansas has built her career under the guiding hand of her producer Joel Randolph, but when Tony Craig—the charming son of one of the show's backers—enters her life, she begins to question whether she's truly found her own voice or remains forever dependent on her mentor's direction. As Joel's controlling nature intensifies and Tony offers her a different kind of future, Sheila Gray must decide what it means to stand on her own.
Laura's husband Jack is a travel writer whose constant wanderlust keeps them perpetually on the road—a lifestyle that initially thrills her but soon becomes exhausting as she yearns for stability and a home. When a harrowing storm and avalanche force them to reconsider their choices, Laura discovers that compromise and shared passion can transform their marriage into something even stronger than either expected.
A jewelry store clerk named Corinne puts her customer's needs above her boss's demands for high-pressure sales, even as he watches impatiently—but her honesty and integrity catch the attention of a handsome shopper in ways she never expected. When her boss fires her for giving the man a generous discount, Corinne discovers that sometimes doing the right thing leads to its own kind of reward.
Cheryl idolizes her best friend Marian—the most popular girl in school—and decides the only way to win over Mickey is to transform herself into Marian's spitting image, complete with a new hairstyle, makeup, and wardrobe. When Mickey encounters the newly made-over Cheryl, he's thrown off rather than impressed, and the two must work through what's really at stake in their budding romance.
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