Love Diary #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Sailor's Sweetheart" is a heartfelt 1951 romance from Love Diary #20, featuring a poignant story by Dorothy Woolfolk and art by Mort Leav, whose expressive linework brings the emotional highs and lows of Nella and Navy sailor Joe’s fleeting love to life. As Joe departs for Korea, their fragile promise of marriage is tested by distance, misunderstanding, and heartbreak—only to be rekindled in a moment of sudden, tragic reunion. The cover by Mort Leav captures the story’s bittersweet mood, making this a standout entry in the series.
In "Sailor's Sweetheart," Nella and U.S. Navy sailor Joe share a tender romance before he departs for Korea, their love tested by separation and uncertainty. As Nella struggles with loneliness and finds herself drawn into new, difficult circumstances, Joe’s sudden return brings unexpected tension—and a moment that could change everything.
In "Ladies' Man," aircraft plant engineer Bill finds himself tangled in a web of affection when he falls for Julie, the daughter of his boss. Though he vows to change after burning his little black book, his past catches up with him when an ex-girlfriend, Paula, attempts suicide—leaving Julie to walk away and marry someone else, leaving Bill to face the consequences of his choices.
In this poignant 1951 tale from *Love Diary #20*, Barbara struggles to balance her budding romance with Paul and her duty to her sister Helen, who’s been her only family since their parents’ passing. When Helen sinks into depression and Barbara pleads for Paul to wait, he forces her to choose between love and loyalty. Desperate, Barbara turns to Ray Mann—only to find he’s passed the decision straight to you.
In "I Loved My Boss," Georgia, trying to dodge her father’s push for responsibility, lands a job as a secretary for the dashing Harvey—despite her plain clothes and quiet demeanor. As her feelings for him grow, she finds herself caught in a tender moment with him, only to be discovered by his engaged fiancée, Ann. When Harvey later appears with a confession, Georgia must face the consequences of a love that defied expectations.
In "The Life of the Party," Kathy—known for her vibrant, attention-grabbing charm—tries to rein in her wild ways to win Cliff’s parents over, only to end up making a spectacle of herself. When Cliff ends things after the disastrous meeting, Kathy takes a hard look at herself and begins to change, leading to a quiet moment of hope when Cliff reconsiders.
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