Love Story Picture Library Holiday Special #[1982]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Holiday in Rimona" is a charming 1982 holiday special from Love Story Picture Library, offering a sweet, romantic twist in a story where Angie, a boutique owner in Baylington, finds herself drawn to a recurring customer with a surprising connection to the fashion world. Cover by Manfred Sommer, the tale unfolds with quiet intrigue as a seemingly ordinary encounter leads to a revelation that blurs the line between personal connection and professional ambition.
In "Holiday in Rimona," Jo sets off on her long-earned dream trip, only to find her traveller's cheques gone. A kind stranger offers a quick fix—pretending to be his sister—giving her time to sort things out. But as she starts spending time with the hotel manager, the lie begins to twist in ways she didn’t expect.
In "The Romantic Line," Tara finds herself drawn back to the quiet charm of Paradise Village, a place that once offered solace during a strained relationship with Brett. Now, after their split, she learns the mysterious line that led her there has been officially closed—leaving her to wonder what, or who, might still be waiting on the other side.
In the heart of Baylington, Angie pours her passion into designing dresses for her boutique, where every stitch tells a story. When a familiar face returns for the third time, drawn to a particular dress, she’s intrigued—especially when a friend reveals he’s an architect from New York. But as feelings grow, a surprising truth begins to unfold, challenging everything she thought she knew.
In "Holiday Dream," Karen escapes a broken romance by heading to a quiet corner of Italy, hoping to boost her confidence with a little flirtation—no strings attached. But when she meets an Englishman who seems too kind to be a fluke, she finds herself torn between old wounds and the quiet possibility of something new.
In "That Old Silver Lining," stunt performer Katie stages a dramatic dive off a cliff for a film shoot, only to have a passerby rower mistake her for a drowning woman. Playing along, she lets him believe she’s just a delicate secretary, enjoying the unexpected attention—though her real life is far from fragile.
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