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Secret Hearts, #81

Published: August 1962

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Issue Contents:
Is It a Date?
Credits
Story Notes

back cover; house ad for the line of DC romance titles: Girls' Romances, Falling in Love, Secret Hearts, Girls' Love Stories, and Heart Throbs

Be Wise... Be Smart...
Credits
Story Notes

inside back cover; house ad for Girls' Romances (DC, 1950 series) #86

Prescription for Love!

"I always thought it was a nurse's duty to make her patients feel there was a cure for every human ailment... but I soon found out when a nurse loses her heart to a patient, there is no..."

Storyline

Efficient nurse Nancy unexpectedly falls in love with Rick, her patient, but soon realizes that he doesn't feel the same way.

Credits
Story Notes

Splash page used as cover art for this issue. Romita pencils per previous indexer and Nick Caputo. Previous indexer credited Werner Roth. Inks previously credited to Bernard Sachs.

"I am sixteen and I live with my grandmother..."

Storyline

relationship advice

Second to None

"There was no one alive like my Tommy! He could send those notes clear up to the top of the sky, until even the angels listened! I wanted him more than my heart could bear! But I didn't expect a heartbreak..."

Storyline

Insecure Jennifer can't let go of Tommy after their breakup, and eventually she is vindicated when he comes back to her.

Credits
Nothing but Despair!

"It doesn't take long for a heart to break... only as long as it takes to fall in love with someone who belongs to someone else..."

Storyline

Salesgirl Ellen gives Charles advice about gifts for his girlfriend, but falls in love with him herself.

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Childhood Sweetheart

"I must admit I didn't know too much about the man I was going to marry--except that he was well-to-do -- but, far more important than that, I loved him with all my heart and soul!"

Storyline

Vic brings Grace to see the family estate where they will live after they are married, but Bonnie, the housekeeper's daughter, reminds Vic that he once promised to marry her.

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Contents
Story Notes

inside front cover

Prescription for Love!
Credits
Story Notes

Cover art taken from the splash page of the last story in this issue.