Love Romances #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Savage Love!", Doris seeks plastic surgery to escape the burden of her beauty, leading to a tense session with psychiatrist Duncan. As he challenges her belief that beauty is a curse, an unexpected romance begins—only for a surprising twist to emerge when Duncan’s nurse claims he once loved her too. With Jack Kamen’s expressive art bringing the emotional tension to life, this 1949 tale of love, identity, and perception unfolds with quiet intensity, all under a striking cover by Kamen.
In "The Savage Love!" from Love Romances #7 (1949), stranded on a tropical island after a shipwreck, spoiled heir Carter must rise to the challenge when the yacht’s captain, Jim, is injured. As his fiancée Gloria grows drawn to Jim’s rugged charm, Carter finds unexpected strength—proving himself by defending them both from a leopard and earning Gloria’s respect.
In "The Men in My Life!" from Love Romances #7 (1949), Doris, haunted by a past where beauty brought heartbreak, seeks plastic surgery to change herself—only to find her journey through therapy with psychiatrist Duncan leads to unexpected feelings. As Duncan takes her out and begins to care for her, a surprising twist emerges: his nurse insists he’s loved Doris all along, stirring doubt and tension. The story unfolds with emotional depth, exploring how love, memory, and self-worth collide—without revealing how it ends.
In "My Heart Sang Murder!" from Love Romances #7 (1949), Jo finds herself caught in a web of deception when her crush, TV star Bob, suddenly turns attentive—only after learning her father “practically owns this network.” As their engagement unfolds, secrets from Bob’s past begin to surface, unraveling the façade of fame and charm. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this gripping tale explores the dangerous cost of illusions, where love and lies collide in a story that refuses to stay on the surface.
In "The Romance That Couldn't Be!", Pearl finds herself caught between duty and desire when her father forces her to marry the rough fishing boat captain Flint. Enter David, a quiet engineer at the local cannery, whose growing bond with Pearl sparks a forbidden connection. When David discovers the truth, old tensions flare—and a sudden confrontation tests whether love can overcome both family pressure and a man’s pride.
In "The One Who Waited!", Joan reflects on a love that stretched through years of college, jobs, and quiet promises—each moment with Jim a thread in a tapestry she thought would lead somewhere. Now, faced with his departure for Canada and the quiet ache of unanswered questions, she wonders if waiting was worth it, and whether love still has room for her.
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Reprinted in Love Story #3 (1952)
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