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The Duke Married a Dying Woman Then Discovered Who She Really Was

💔 In the misty Highlands of Scotland, at the imposing Ravenshall Castle, a dying woman arrives with a secret that could destroy everything. Miss Genevieve Thornfield accepts a position as companion to the Dowager Duchess, but her true purpose is far more dangerous—she is the rightful heir to one of Scotland's greatest fortunes, switched at birth during a violent storm 23 years ago. Set in Victorian England and the remote Scottish countryside during the 1870s, this tale of forbidden love, aristocratic scandal, and impossible choices will break your heart. When Genevieve discovers the journal buried beneath an ancient oak tree in the chapel grounds, she holds proof that could reclaim her birthright as Lady Genevieve Blackwood, Duchess of Ravenshall. But there's one devastating problem: she has fallen desperately in love with Adrian, the Duke who unknowingly possesses everything that was stolen from her. As consumption slowly claims her life, Genevieve faces an agonizing decision—expose the truth and destroy the man she loves, or sacrifice her inheritance to protect him. This is a story of switched identities, family secrets buried for decades, and a romance that transcends duty and social class in the rigid world of British aristocracy. Watch as love battles vengeance, as mercy confronts justice, and as two people discover that sometimes the greatest courage is not in claiming what you deserve, but in surrendering it for those you cherish. If you love Bridgerton-style drama, Victorian romance with deep emotional stakes, historical fiction set in grand castles, and stories where love requires the ultimate sacrifice, this is for you. Subscribe now for more heart-wrenching tales of aristocratic romance, forbidden love, and the courage to choose what truly matters. Like this video if emotional historical dramas move you, and comment below: Would you choose love over your rightful inheritance? Let's discuss! 💙