She came to destroy his engagement.
She stayed because she couldn't stop falling.
Adhira Rathore was exiled at twenty for a crime she didn't commit — framed by her own sister, discarded by her own family, erased from the only world she'd ever known. Three years later, she returns to Mumbai with a false name, a calculated plan, and one objective: seduce Ranveer Raghuvanshi, the city's most feared crime lord, and make him break the engagement that would hand her sister everything Adhira lost.
It should have been simple.
Ranveer Raghuvanshi hasn't felt anything in a decade. Then a blue-eyed stranger walks into his club and dismantles his legendary control in the span of a single eye-lock. She's fire wrapped in mystery, warmth wrapped in secrets, and for the first time since he buried his heart alongside his first love, Ranveer finds himself wanting something he can't simply acquire.
What begins as seduction spirals into something neither of them planned.
But plans have a way of unraveling.
When Ranveer discovers the truth, his fury is absolute. The man who thought he'd finally found something real has been played by the best liar he's ever met. His response isn't exposure or exile.
It's a wedding.
Trapped in a gilded cage, married to a man who hates her as fiercely as he once loved her, Adhira must survive a household that doesn't want her, a sister determined to finish what she started, and a husband whose cold revenge is somehow more dangerous than his warmth ever was. Because proximity breeds heat, anger masks deeper wounds, and the line between hatred and obsession has always, in this world, been perilously thin.
His Forbidden Bride is a dark, consuming, intensely romantic story about two people who collided for all the wrong reasons and chose each other anyway.
She stayed because she couldn't stop falling.
Adhira Rathore was exiled at twenty for a crime she didn't commit — framed by her own sister, discarded by her own family, erased from the only world she'd ever known. Three years later, she returns to Mumbai with a false name, a calculated plan, and one objective: seduce Ranveer Raghuvanshi, the city's most feared crime lord, and make him break the engagement that would hand her sister everything Adhira lost.
It should have been simple.
Ranveer Raghuvanshi hasn't felt anything in a decade. Then a blue-eyed stranger walks into his club and dismantles his legendary control in the span of a single eye-lock. She's fire wrapped in mystery, warmth wrapped in secrets, and for the first time since he buried his heart alongside his first love, Ranveer finds himself wanting something he can't simply acquire.
What begins as seduction spirals into something neither of them planned.
But plans have a way of unraveling.
When Ranveer discovers the truth, his fury is absolute. The man who thought he'd finally found something real has been played by the best liar he's ever met. His response isn't exposure or exile.
It's a wedding.
Trapped in a gilded cage, married to a man who hates her as fiercely as he once loved her, Adhira must survive a household that doesn't want her, a sister determined to finish what she started, and a husband whose cold revenge is somehow more dangerous than his warmth ever was. Because proximity breeds heat, anger masks deeper wounds, and the line between hatred and obsession has always, in this world, been perilously thin.
His Forbidden Bride is a dark, consuming, intensely romantic story about two people who collided for all the wrong reasons and chose each other anyway.
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