| By Nina Wilcox Putnam.
New York: Avon F-183. No publication date. Copyright 1950 by the author. (ii)+3-128 pp. Approx. 4 ¼ by 6 1/4" paperback. Cover illustration by Maguire. |
| Near Fine condition, square, tight, no spine creases, some page browning but nice pages, 3 light cover creases, glossy covers, small ink "x" on page 4. There are NO names or store stamps on the book. See scan which is extra large to allow you to see condition details. |
| It was hard for Lynn Hopewell to realize that she was in New York at last, struggling to become a photographer's model. It meant more work than she had ever imagined, but it was worth it. As modeling jobs started to trickle in, she began to enjoy a social life. That was when she realized there was a blind spot in her rose-colored glasses, for she had fallen in love with lanky Dixon Wells, a redheaded newspaperman who seemed to be the private property of beautiful and haughty Serena Ashley, who was determined to shatter Lynn’s career. |