Love Letters #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple romance stories. "Love Letters" follows a woman named Marjorie who reconnects with her former love Jack after he discovers her real identity; when Jack proposes marriage, she realizes she cannot return to their past relationship and must move forward. Another story depicts a man named Brett and a woman meeting at the beach, where Brett's insecurity about his appearance undermines their romantic connection. A third story shows a woman seeking advice from a man named Bill about winning over another man named Stu, with Bill teaching her that genuine personality matters more than pursuit tactics, ultimately leading her to reconsider her feelings for Bill himself.
A young woman with no memory, calling herself Mary Moore, begins a new life after being found amnesiac in a city she doesn’t recognize. As she grows close to Bill Ainsley, a kind coworker who confesses his love, she struggles with the fear of not knowing her true identity—until a hidden letter in her suitcase reveals she was once engaged to a man named Jack. Now, with her past suddenly real, she must confront the truth of who she was and whether she can face the man she may have let down.
Lucy Fuller, feeling out of place at a formal party with her boyfriend Perry Stevens, flees in embarrassment after being called a "wallflower" and fearing she doesn’t belong. She returns home, convinced she’s lost him, only to receive a heartfelt letter from Perry asking her to come back.
Connie, smitten by Brett’s athletic appearance at a Florida resort, is shocked to discover he’s timid and unskilled at sports—leading her to mock him and pursue a more physically impressive man. When she fakes a drowning to expose him, she’s horrified to learn he’s a former Olympic diving champion whose life was nearly lost saving a friend, and whose secret injuries make his heroic act even more devastating.
Marilyn Downey, determined to win the affection of Stuart Crain, embarks on a bold campaign to win him over—only to face humiliation when he rejects her. Seeking comfort, she turns to Bill Imes, her childhood friend, who becomes her escort and teaches her to be herself, leading to unexpected feelings between them. As Marilyn begins to see Bill in a new light, her long-held obsession with Stuart Crain begins to fade, leaving her with a surprising realization about her true feelings.
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