My Own Romance #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Peril from the Past!", Jerry finds himself in a twist of fate when a staged wedding for a club initiation accidentally becomes real—thanks to an overzealous minister and a stranger named Helen. With their fake marriage now a legal mess and Helen’s job at risk, the pair must untangle the chaos while navigating unexpected emotions. Bob Powell’s expressive art brings the romantic tension to life, with Chris Rule handling both the interior inks and the cover’s dramatic scene.
In "Peril from the Past!" from My Own Romance #14 (1951), flight attendant Linda faces a storm of memories when her fiancé David—now a pilot—suddenly reenters her life. Haunted by the accusation that he abandoned his WWII bomber crew, including her brother, Linda plans to confront him, but fate forces them to survive a crash landing in Greenland. With the co-pilot incapacitated and the odds against them, David’s actions during the crisis reveal a truth far from the legend he’s carried.
In "After Marriage What?", socialite Marjorie finds herself at a crossroads after marrying lawyer Daniel, whose modest means clash with her glamorous past. Torn between the thrill of her old life and the quiet sincerity of her new one, she must decide what truly matters—until Daniel gently urges her to step back and reflect. With the wisdom of her married friends guiding her, Marjorie confronts her own values and the kind of life she wants to build.
In "My Weird Wedding," Jerry finds himself in a whirlwind when he agrees to a fake wedding with stranger Helen as part of a club initiation orchestrated by his brother-in-law-to-be, Herman. What starts as a prank spirals into real complications when an accidental ceremony leaves them legally married—much to Helen’s dismay, especially when she learns she’ll lose her job unless they annul the union. The story unfolds with charm and quiet tension as Jerry and Helen navigate the fallout, testing their growing connection amid misunderstandings and unexpected choices.
In "Vengeance," Jo arrives as a bridesmaid at her cousin Betty’s 1951 wedding, only to stir up tension when Betty fears Jim is falling for her instead. The story unfolds with quiet tension as Jo’s long-held resentment surfaces, revealing a past rift over a stolen boyfriend from their youth—though the outcome of that old hurt remains uncertain.
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