Lovelorn #67
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Confessions of the Lovelorn #67 This anthology issue contains two romantic stories. "The Biggest Worry" follows Melissa Manners, a chronic worrier who falls desperately in love with Chuck Hoffman, a calm and easygoing man. When Chuck becomes her fiancé, Melissa's mother advises her to stop fretting, suggesting that marriage to such a relaxing man will cure her constant anxiety. The second story involves a woman who drops a locket containing her sweetheart's photograph, only to have a handsome stranger pick it up and later return it with mysterious implications about their connection. When she accuses him of taking it deliberately, he denies knowledge and the situation spirals into confusion and emotional turmoil involving police intervention and public embarrassment.
Cathy thought she’d left her heart in the city, but when a news assignment brings her back to Missouri, she’s reunited with Hank Norris—now a farmer, now a man she once thought she’d outgrown. Amid the rising waters and sudden danger, old feelings stir, and Cathy must decide whether love means staying close to home or chasing a future far from the life she planned.
In a quiet rural cabin, Sue Blakely finds herself caught between loyalty and longing as her roommate Mona Harris and Mona’s boyfriend Pres share a tense weekend with Alan Summers, a man whose wealth and sharp words unsettle everyone. When Alan hints that he’ll reveal Mona’s true feelings to Pres, the truth slips out in a moment that leaves both men shaken—and Sue, suddenly aware of a different kind of connection forming.
In "Love on the Shelf!" from Lovelorn #67, Sheila Wilcox and Bob Porter face their final test before marriage—just as their wedding day arrives, a storm of jealousy and misunderstanding threatens to tear them apart. With Mrs. Wilcox caught in the middle and both lovers stubbornly certain they’re right, the question isn’t whether they’ll marry, but whether they’ll ever truly understand each other.
Jill Harris and her sister Helen Harris navigate the trials of love and expectations in a story that explores what it truly means to find the right partner. When Jill’s romantic ideals clash with reality, she’s forced to confront whether she’s truly ready for a life built on compromise—or if she’s been looking in the wrong places all along.
In a quiet moment at the fair, a young woman accidentally drops a trinket from a gypsy’s booth, and Bill Towers picks it up—only to deny having it, sparking a small scandal. When the police get involved, Bill confesses he stirred the trouble just to find a reason to talk to her. The moment hangs in the air, charged with unspoken feelings and the weight of a simple token.
Nettie Barnes, a young woman dissatisfied with her appearance, becomes convinced she needs to transform herself with the right makeup and hairstyle to win the attention of a man she’s met. After a series of missteps and self-doubt, she learns the secret to looking her best isn’t just about products—but about choosing the right ones and applying them with care. When she returns to see the man again, her transformation surprises him completely.
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