Love Journal #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Love Journal #21 (1953) This issue contains the story "Swamp Girl," in which a woman named Nancy reflects on her past romance with a mysterious stranger she met in the swamp. After a passionate but brief encounter, Nancy became pregnant and gave birth to a son; the man disappeared, leaving her to raise the child alone while working in a local store. Years later, the man returns to the swamp, and Nancy must confront her lingering feelings and the complications of their shared history. The narrative explores themes of lost love, sacrifice, and the possibility of reconciliation between the former lovers.
Nancy, a woman who once believed love must be bought and sold, finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Bruce Hampton, a man whose quiet sincerity begins to unravel her hardened philosophy. As their bond deepens through shared moments on a secluded island and tender confessions under the stars, Nancy’s carefully constructed walls start to crumble—until a sudden visit from her past threatens to shatter everything she’s come to believe.
Marian, a young woman in love with Army sergeant Steve Hurley, convinces him to risk his military future for a brief, stolen honeymoon after he receives news that his leave extension has been denied. As they try to enjoy their time together, a newspaper headline exposing their whereabouts sends them into a spiral of fear and doubt, forcing them to confront the consequences of their choices.
Cissie, a young woman raised in the remote swamp country, finds herself drawn to Tom Hansen, a city-educated geologist studying the land. When Jeb Mordel, a dangerous man who has long pursued her, sets the swamp ablaze to frame Tom, Cissie races to warn him, facing the flames and her own fears to save the man she loves.
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