Teen-Age Romances #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains at least two stories. "Hurricane of Love" features Larry, who dates Alice every weekend and introduces her to his cousin Major Paul Simmons; when Alice realizes she's double-dating and that Larry expects to eventually marry her, she becomes conflicted about her feelings. A second story follows Sally, who meets a man named Edward by the shore and falls in love with him, only to learn he was previously married and has a child; despite Edward's insistence that they can be happy together, Sally ultimately cannot overcome her reservations about his past and leaves him.
In "Meet Me Under the Clock," a college professor named Lucinda is stunned when she realizes her student, Christine, is the daughter of Sven—her long-ago student who once loved her, and whom she once turned away. As Christine quietly arranges a reunion between her father and Lucinda, the past begins to unfold in unexpected ways, bringing long-buried feelings to the surface.
In "To Love and to Cherish," Alice struggles with the sudden marriage of her younger sister Tina to Ted just before his deployment, blaming Ted’s friend Paul for pushing the match. Once close to Paul, Alice ends their relationship in anger, but a haunting dream about her late fiancé Fred—killed in World War Two—leads her to reconsider her heart’s true path.
In "Hurricane of Love," a young tutor named Sally finds herself drawn to her wealthy employer, Edward, while caring for his distant daughter, Harriet. As their bond deepens, Edward’s past and his plans for Harriet create a rift between them—until a storm tests their courage and changes everything.
In "Storm in My Heart," a young ballerina torn between love and duty faces a storm of emotions when her stepmother, a woman still haunted by her own unfulfilled dreams, opposes her engagement to Bob. As pressure mounts and her career takes a painful toll, Marya’s world begins to unravel—until a moment of truth forces a long-held secret to the surface.
Manon, a poor barmaid in 18th-century France, and the nobleman Des Grieux are deeply in love—but his father forbids their union and has her deported to Louisiana. When Des Grieux learns of her fate, he makes a desperate choice to follow her across the ocean rather than let their love be torn apart. Based on the true story that inspired fiction, stage, and opera, this is the poignant tale of two people willing to risk everything for each other.
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