Love at First Sight #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Love Not in the Script" delivers a classic 1950s romance with a twist, as Barbara, working behind the counter, finds herself drawn to a mysterious stranger browsing the jewelry. Chuck A. Winter’s expressive art brings the tension to life as the quiet moment takes a sudden turn with a robbery—leaving readers wondering if the man she’s fallen for is the one behind it.
Terry, a secretary with a secret, finds herself caught in a delicate emotional triangle when the charming movie star Terrell Henderson takes her on a memorable evening. As their connection deepens, she struggles to hide her true identity—especially when Henderson’s jealousy of her employer, the fading actor Bayard Marison, begins to surface. The story unfolds with quiet tension as Terry navigates her feelings and the growing danger of her double life.
Enid, a model at Madame Lendora’s salon, hides her orphaned past by pretending to come from an aristocratic family. When the wealthy Armand Jordan III shows interest in her, she’s thrilled—especially when his mother warmly welcomes her, unaware of the truth. But as their romance deepens, Enid grows anxious, fearing that if Armand ever learns she doesn’t know who her parents were, everything could change.
In "Heart Bandit," Jo works behind the counter at a jewelry store when a striking stranger catches her eye—his quiet gaze and lingering presence stir something deep, even as a robbery unfolds. Could the man who stole her heart also be the one stealing the store’s most precious pieces?
When Peter Hayes, a devoted employee of Joan Thayer’s father, begins spending time with Joan during her return home, their close friendship sparks quiet feelings on her side—though Peter treats her only as a friend. As Joan struggles with her growing affection, she’s stunned when her father reveals he’s long wished for them to marry, leading to a secret pact: they’ll wed for his sake, knowing their marriage will be a lie until he passes.
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↩ Reprints All Love #27 (1949), All Romances #2 (1949), Real Love #49 (1952)
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