Her Mother Married Her Off to a Lonely Duke for Being Plain—Yet His Love Made Her the Envy of London

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In the glittering yet merciless world of Victorian London, a young woman’s worth was measured by beauty — and hers was deemed plain.
💔 When her ambitious mother sold her off to a reclusive duke to hide the family’s shame, everyone pitied her fate.
But in the quiet halls of Ravenshollow Castle, what began as humiliation became the most unexpected love story of the century.

Amara Vale — the woman society ignored — discovered a heart stronger than gossip and a love deeper than appearances.
And Dorian Ravenshollow — the lonely duke haunted by loss — found in her the light that healed his solitude.

💎 This is a story of dignity, courage, and love that transforms judgment into admiration — a tale proving that true beauty is seen only by those who dare to look with their hearts.
When London mocked her for being “too plain,” it was his love that made her the envy of every woman in the ballroom.

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