Negro Romance #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple romance stories. One story follows Gloria, who reunites with her college boyfriend Lloyd at Christmas after repeatedly rejecting his advances, only to find that his unexpected arrival with a beautiful girl from school stirs her jealousy and forces her to confront her true feelings. Another story features Sara Morgan meeting Bruce Ebberly at a nightclub, where their initial attraction leads to a romantic courtship that includes country drives and dancing, though Sara struggles with Bruce's intensity and the complications that arise from their relationship.
In "Possessed," Gloria’s life takes a dramatic turn when she meets college student Lloyd, whose mother hires her at her beauty salon. As their romance deepens, Gloria’s insecurities drive her to take control of the business and the household, blurring the lines between devotion and obsession. When Lloyd returns with Sara, the truth about his feelings begins to unravel, forcing Gloria to confront the cost of her possessiveness.
In "Forever Yours," Edith and Don are set to marry, but when she learns a serious medical condition may end her life in two years, she chooses to live boldly—pushing Don away with reckless choices. When she collapses and wakes in the hospital, Don is waiting, having learned the truth, and vows to face her illness together.
In "Love's Decoy," ambitious chorus girl Sara finds herself caught between loyalty and deception when a club owner manipulates her into winning the trust of a detective, Bruce. As their romance deepens, she’s forced to betray him with a forged letter that lands him in jail. When the truth comes to light, Sara must risk everything to clear Bruce’s name—facing danger and heartbreak in the process.
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