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Personal Love #24 (1953)

Eastern Color · 1953 · 41 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Dark Future
8 pp · romance

Mala grows up on a farm determined to escape the hard life that wore down her parents, so when the charming Joe Franklin arrives and falls in love with her, she's tempted—until he reveals his plan to stay rooted to his newly purchased farm. Refusing to become what she fears most, Mala pushes him away, and Joe leaves town heartbroken; but when Mala visits her sister Amy's farm and witnesses the quiet joy between Amy and her husband, she's forced to confront whether she's made a terrible mistake.

A Love of My Own
8 pp · romance

Lieutenant Lila Kent, blessed with beauty and brains, finds herself torn between two men: Colonel Armstrong, a distinguished gentleman offering wealth and social standing, and Lieutenant Bill Spencer, a charming but seemingly ordinary soldier who makes her feel truly alive. When Bill is transferred away and she discovers his family's vast fortune, Lila must confront the painful truth about what she really values—and whether it's too late to follow her heart.

Love Knows No Rules
6 pp · romance
Chuck Evers (swimming instructor)Blanche (tennis instructor)Mr. Simmons (camp owner)Betty (counselor)Vivian Johnson (villain, swimming instructor)

Blanche, a new tennis instructor at Camp Sundown, finds herself at the center of an unexpected tension when one of the swimming instructors develops a sudden interest in her—just as her supposed boyfriend, another swimming instructor, begins to notice her in a new light. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1953 romance unfolds with quiet intensity, where glances, shared moments, and unspoken feelings stir beneath the surface of summer routines.

Strike "2" on Love
7 pp · romance

Patty Gates falls hard for Lonny Blake, the cocky new pitcher her father signs to the team—but overhears him bragging that he only pursued her to secure his spot on the roster, shattering her trust. Fleeing to Mexico to escape the heartache, she becomes engaged to Wade, a painter, yet news of Lonny's hospitalization from a line drive injury forces her to confront the truth about her feelings and his character. When Lonny mysteriously leaves the hospital to return to the ballpark, Patty finally understands how wrong she's been about him, and the two must decide what comes next.

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