'Take the Pretty One,' Her Father Told the Duke — He Pointed at the Sister Everyone Forgot

Kent, 1834. Thomas Shaw lines up his whole family on the front steps to meet the Duke of Trent and pushes his golden daughter forward: "Take the pretty one." But the duke looks straight past her, past the stepmother, past the father, to the end of the step, where the sister everyone forgot stands in a plain gray dress with an account book in her arms and ink on her fingers. He points at her, and the whole house explodes. Warwick carries a secret: his dying father's last letter, written in the very house where Eliza sat with him through a stormy night after his carriage overturned on Wealdon Hill. Eliza heard the old duke whisper that the wheel was cut. Now a smiling cousin who stands to inherit a fortune, a stepmother who will do anything to make her own daughter a duchess, and a family secret buried in a parish book all stand between them and the truth. Who cut the wheel, and what did the old duke really mean when he chose her? #DukeRomance #RegencyRomance #HistoricalRomanceAudiobook #ForgottenSister #CinderellaRomance #FullRomanceAudiobook #RomanceAudioStory #DukeAndHeroine #KentRomance #CleanRomance #LoveStoryNarration duke romance audiobook, regency romance full story, duke chooses the forgotten sister, take the pretty one duke story, plain sister wins the duke, cinderella regency romance, cruel stepmother romance story, historical romance for sleep, full length romance audiobook, clean regency romance, wicked cousin inheritance plot, murder mystery regency romance, duke protects the heroine, villain exposed at the ball, marriage for an inheritance romance, sweet clean love story, regency era love story, period drama romance story, humble heroine historical romance, duke romance story narration, secret parentage twist, love story audiobook, kent regency romance, slow burn duke romance