Young Romance Pocket Book #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Can't Forget You," Connie finds herself torn between past promises and sudden new feelings, caught between Bennett’s proposal and a surprising connection with Jeff. As she seeks answers from Steve, the man who writes romance stories, she’s stunned to realize love might be closer than she thought. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Stan Goldberg, with inks by Frank Giacoia, this 1981 Young Romance Pocket Book #10 features a cover by John Buscema and Frank Giacoia, Joe Giella.
Gwen worries her affection for Ward might be too much—so much so that it could cost him his chance at a big promotion on the coast, a role that demands a single man. When the opportunity arises, she makes a painful choice: pretending she no longer loves him, hoping to set him free. But love, especially when it’s been so openly given, isn’t so easily hidden.
Jeannie takes the lead in their dates, paying for everything, but Hal remains distant. When she finally stops reaching out, he’s left wondering what he’s lost—only to realize too late how much he’s begun to care.
Valeria Parsons has her head in books and her heart on hold—until a babysitting job brings her face-to-face with a mystery that blurs the line between dream and reality. When a man from her dreams appears in the flesh, she’s left wondering if her imagination has finally caught up with her.
Connie thought she’d made the right choice turning down Bennett’s proposal—until Jeff walks into her life and stirs the same deep feelings all over again. Torn between two boys who both make her heart race, she seeks answers from Steve, the quiet classmate who writes romance stories. But when she finally meets him, she realizes love might not be about logic at all.
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