My Own Romance #36
In "Going Steady," Jay Scott Pike’s expressive art brings to life Lynn’s journey from poverty to power in a 1954 ad agency, where ambition becomes her armor. As she climbs the corporate ladder, her focus hardens—until love complicates everything, leading to a secret mission that shatters her world. Cover by Al Hartley captures the tension of a moment that changes everything.
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Lynn determines to escape her life of poverty: she studies and works hard, and gets a job as an artist in an ad agency. She’s eventually promoted to the top job, and “learns to use men for only one purpose – self-advancement!” Despite her determination to dedicate herself only to business, Lynn falls in love with Harvey. She promises to quit her career and marry him after one more feat: the destruction of a rival company. Too late, she learns Harvey was that company’s owner. However, Lynn begs forgiveness and will marry Harvey.
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