Love Diary #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Afraid to Love," broadcaster Ruth reunites with her WWII-era boyfriend Les, whose dream of returning to radio clashes with her own career path. As Les chooses a fresh start in a small market, Ruth faces a pivotal decision between a promising role at a major station and a life with him—leading to a moment of unexpected tension with executive Peter, who offers her both a job and affection. Art by Mort Lawrence brings emotional depth to this poignant wartime reunion, capturing the quiet stakes of love and ambition in 1949.
In "Afraid to Love," Susan—once a tomboy raised at her father’s lumber camp—returns home after his death to sell the family business, only to find herself torn between her city life with her fiancé Harvey and the growing feelings she shares with the camp’s foreman, Jack. As she navigates the rugged terrain of Timbertown and her own shifting heart, old prejudices and new emotions collide in a quiet, heartfelt romance.
In "Laughed At Love," the self-absorbed society author Harley, hospitalized and recovering, catches the eye of nurse Vicky—only to find his charm tested when her boyfriend, Dr. Jim, stands up for her. When Harley offers Vicky a private nursing job to help Jim open his practice, their fragile dynamic sparks tension, jealousy, and a moment that changes everything.
In the quiet aftermath of World War II, broadcaster Ruth reunites with her boyfriend Les, who’s eager to restart his radio career. As Ruth helps him navigate the industry, he chooses to begin anew in a small-town station—asking her to join him. When a powerful executive offers her a top role and a romantic future, Ruth’s decision sets the stage for a heartfelt choice between ambition and love.
In "Not My Decision to Make," bookstore clerk Emily finds herself caught in a tender yet tense romance with wealthy Roger, whose life is tightly controlled by his widowed mother. When Roger finally proposes, his mother’s fierce opposition erupts in a shocking act of manipulation—faking a heart attack to keep them apart. Forced to choose, Roger must decide where his loyalty truly lies.
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Reprinted in Love Diary #1 (1949)
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