Wedding Bells #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA woman named Mel breaks her engagement to Brad after realizing he represents an unattainable ideal of perfection, choosing instead to pursue a relationship with the easygoing Doug. Later, when an invalid named Bruce Lawrence enters Mel's life, she becomes convinced he is the perfect man until learning he is actually Joyce Abbot's brother—prompting her to reconsider her feelings and realize that true happiness lies with Doug, the man who has genuinely cared for her all along.
A young woman named Joan Curtis dreams of marrying a man of wealth and status—and when she meets the handsome, wealthy Brad Harrison, her wish seems to come true. But as she's swept up in a whirlwind of elegance and engagement parties, an unexpected moment with someone from her past makes her question what she truly wants in a husband. A charming 1955 romance about discovering that perfection on paper might not be perfection in real life.
Vicky has hidden her parents' life in show business from Gil Randall, the wealthy man she's fallen in love with, fearing he'd think less of her for her humble backstage upbringing. When she's forced to step in and perform with her mother and father at a Miami nightclub during the Christmas holidays, her secret is suddenly exposed—but not quite in the way she dreaded. A young woman caught between two worlds discovers that the man she loves may see her differently than she feared.
When Ginny's fiancé Mel starts receiving flattery from a wealthy, worldly divorcée named Barbara Winston, his head is turned—so much so that he abandons his dreams of buying the printshop where he works and loses interest in the life he'd been building with Ginny. Desperate to save Mel from what she sees as a ruinous infatuation, Ginny confronts Barbara, only to discover just how deeply this "wrong kind of faith" in his talent has taken root. Can Ginny reach him before it's too late?
A young woman confined to her home after a tragic accident finds her outlook transformed when a persistent stranger begins stopping by to say hello. When Bruce Lawrence finally works up the nerve to ask Joyce Abbott out, she initially dismisses the possibility—but his genuine interest and easy charm awaken something she thought was lost forever. As Joyce struggles against her family's resignation to her condition and her own doubts, she discovers that sometimes the greatest obstacle to healing is believing it's possible.
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