My Own Romance #15

In the dusty frontier of 1951, Liz and her grandfather Arizona strike gold—literally, with oil—setting off a storm of greed and danger. As rival outlaws like Daisy Larue and Congo Wilson close in, Lance vows to protect the deed, but when suspicion clouds Liz’s trust, the truth of his loyalty is tested in a tense showdown at the well.

In "Crescendo!", Lois steps in to play piano for singer Ray when his manager and accompanist Sandra falls ill, sparking a quiet connection between her and Ray. Though heartbroken to learn they’re engaged, Lois leaves the tour—only to be drawn back when Sandra confesses Ray’s career has faltered without her.

In "I Loved a Scoundrel!" from My Own Romance #15 (1951), Audrey’s love for Stan is tested when his gambling obsession threatens to destroy their relationship. After a high-stakes day at the racetrack, Stan offers to marry her only if he wins his final bet—only for Audrey to walk away when she can no longer bear his recklessness. When he shows up that evening, broken by loss but finally clear-eyed, he confesses that winning her was always the real prize.

In "Love Is Where You Find It!", Skippy takes a break from her fast-paced life as a reporter’s daughter to spend a week on the quiet Darrow farm, seeking peace far from the city’s chaos. When her father Joe and her boyfriend Bill stage a fake plane crash to remind her of her roots, Skippy finds herself reconsidering what truly matters—her future, her love, and the life she wants to build.