Lovelorn #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring three romantic stories: "A Girl's Reputation" follows Jane Wilson, whose budding romance with Tom Stewart is jeopardized when town gossips begin spreading rumors about their relationship, causing Tom to distance himself until Jane learns that flattery and persistence can overcome misunderstandings. "Flattery Will Get You Nowhere!" tells of Trudy, who is courted by a man using sweet compliments and clever conversation, only to discover his romantic overtures are insincere manipulation. "Flirting Forbidden!" depicts Miss Clark, a flight hostess for Skyways, Inc., who must navigate company rules against fraternizing with passengers while developing feelings for a troubled young passenger she assists during a flight.
Julie Benson, the only woman in her forestry program, arrives at Crag Mountain Fire Tower to begin her new job as a smoke watcher, determined to prove she belongs despite the gruff resistance of Ranger Bud Elkins. As she navigates his harsh treatment and constant challenges, she tries to win his respect—first through grit, then through charm, culminating in a surprising turn at a park service dance.
Jane Wilson and Tom Stewart, two residents of the same small town, share a spark when Tom asks her to go home together after a meeting. As Tom’s interest wanes after hearing rumors about Jane’s past—her supposed ties to a gambler, past engagements, and questionable behavior—she remains unaware of the whispers spreading about her. With no word from Tom for two weeks, Jane watches from afar as he appears with another girl wearing an engagement ring, leaving her reputation unchallenged and unexplained.
Marcia Brown, still heartbroken over Eddie Brant’s marriage to Gloria, concocts a desperate plan to maintain her facade of happiness by pretending to be involved with Ted Carson, a handsome salesman. As Eddie and Gloria return for their honeymoon, Marcia must keep up the illusion of a thriving romance, even as her feelings for Eddie stir anew.
Trudy is swept off her feet by a man who showers her with compliments, convincing her she’s truly special—until she discovers he’s been saying the same things to other women. The story follows her realization that charm and flattery aren’t always sincere, teaching her to question what she hears.
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Reprinted in My Romantic Adventures #109 (1960)
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