Love at First Sight #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Love at First Sight #9 This issue contains multiple romantic stories including tales of love complicated by social class and deception. One narrative follows a woman named Winnie who falls for Conrad Love, a wealthy book-keeper, but their romance is threatened when she discovers he may be interested in another woman and she questions whether his affections are genuine. Another story features a young woman who helps a down-on-his-luck man she meets on the street, offering him employment at her store, leading to an unexpected romantic connection as she learns more about his character and circumstances.
A young woman, Dina Condon, is recruited by theatrical agent Guy Harcourt and actor Devin Amsden to impersonate Amsden’s wife, Yolande Kent, after the real Yolande suffers a breakdown and must be hidden. With her hair bleached and wearing Yolande’s clothes, Dina takes on the role of a Hollywood starlet, navigating the pressures of fame and a growing romance with director Rod Maynard—while keeping her true identity a secret.
Darla, a shy office worker posing as a wealthy socialite with her bold sister Myrna, finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Eric Devere, a charming sportsman who sees past her sister’s lies. As their connection deepens during a moonlit mountain walk and a stolen kiss, Darla grapples with guilt over her deception, knowing she can’t let Eric love the person she pretends to be.
Carol, a young woman working as a pancake flour demonstrator, takes pity on Ware Renwick, a shabby man standing outside the store, and offers him a meal and a chance at a job. As their bond grows, Carol finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Tony Trahern, the handsome son of the store’s owner, creating a painful emotional conflict between her loyalty to Ware and her new feelings.
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