Torrid Affairs #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Learned the Secret of Love," Malibu’s Torrid Affairs #5 (1989) delivers a quietly tense romance with a twist, as wealthy orphan Carol finds herself drawn to the mysterious gardener Bruce, despite her housekeeper’s warnings. As their bond deepens, Bruce uncovers a chilling truth about the woman sworn to protect Carol—her poisoning is no accident. Cover by Madman, with typeset lettering.
In "I Learned the Secret of Love," Sally steps into something new when she leaves her steady boyfriend Clark for Frank, a sailor with a life full of distant ports and open skies. Though others doubt her choice, she finds herself drawn into a romance that feels both thrilling and true—though just how deep it goes remains to be seen.
In "I Deceived My Love," Mary, an actress filming a movie at an Army base, finds herself drawn to Hal, a sincere officer—so much so that she fabricates a military identity to be with him. As her feelings deepen, the weight of her deception grows, leaving her torn between love and honesty.
In "Borrowed Love," a young heiress named Carol finds herself drawn to Bruce, the quiet gardener tending her family’s estate, despite her housekeeper’s sharp warnings about his intentions. As their bond deepens, the line between loyalty and deception begins to blur—especially when Bruce uncovers a chilling truth about the woman who’s been watching over Carol all along.
Pete’s honeymoon takes a chilling turn when the ghost of the woman he once turned down begins haunting him—her presence growing bolder with each passing day. As the memories of his past betrayal resurface, the ghost leads him deeper into a nightmare he can’t escape.
In "Nightmare Romance!", a modeling school’s glamorous facade hides a dangerous web of deception when a new placement manager brings in a photographer with a sinister agenda. As a policewoman infiltrates the scene posing as a model, secrets unravel and lives hang in the balance—where every smile could be a trap, and every photograph a threat.
In "Deadly Triangle!", Jane finds herself caught between two men from her past—Danny, the cop with a steady hand, and Jim, the man with a dangerous edge—each pulling her toward a different life, and neither willing to let her go. The tension simmers as old feelings clash with new choices, and the past refuses to stay buried.
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