The Willow and the Flame

The Willow and the Flame

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The forests of Elarion were ancient, and so too were the grudges held within them. For centures, the elves of the greenwood and the humans of Rivenholt had quarreled-over land, over trade, over pride. Songs of old battles still clung to the rivers like mist, and neither side trusted the other enough to let the wounds heal.
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She was left at the altar. He stopped believing in love the day the war left its mark on his face. Ada never asked for a fairytale. She just wanted respect. But after being humiliated on her wedding day in front of the entire town, even that felt like too much to hope for. Duke Albert never cared for high society, and society never cared for him especially after the war turned him from a decorated soldier into a scarred recluse. With no interest in love, and even less in being paraded like a noble prize, he prefers a life of silence, structure, and solitude. But fate doesn't always ask. When Albert's grandmother arranges a marriage between him and the woman no one else dared to claim, neither expects anything more than polite tolerance. Yet as quiet understanding grows between them, so does something neither of them believe in anymore*hope.* A slow-burn historical romance about second chances, quiet strength, and love that blooms not from perfection, but from shared scars

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