She was never supposed to be his.
When Ridhi Raizada runs away on her wedding day, her younger sister Prisha becomes the sacrificial bride—offered to the ruthless mafia king Arnav Rajvansh to salvage a broken alliance. Beautiful beyond measure but treated as nothing more than a replacement, Prisha Raizada enters a marriage built on resentment and a treaty with no escape clause.
He wanted to keep his distance. He failed spectacularly.
Arnav Rajvansh doesn't do feelings. Betrayed by his intended bride, he accepts Prisha out of obligation—a stunning consolation prize he's determined to keep at arm's length. But his addiction to his wife's body betrays his carefully constructed walls. In the dark, she's his obsession. In the light, she's a stranger he refuses to know.
But some bonds are forged in fire and blood.
For three years, Prisha suffers in silence as the Rajvansh family treats her like a beautiful ghost—invisible, unwanted, less than. Her son Ayaan, the heir they should celebrate, is systematically excluded in favor of his younger cousin. Until the night everything changes. Until assassins come for her face. Until a three-year-old with his father's eyes and a killer dog stages a rebellion at the dinner table.
Now the gloves are off.
As external enemies target his family and internal conflicts threaten to destroy them, Arnav must finally choose: the family that raised him or the wife and son he's been too cowardly to claim. But Prisha is done waiting for scraps of affection. She's done being invisible. And she's done pretending she's not a warrior trained to survive in a world that wanted to break her.
She was supposed to be a pawn. Instead, she became a queen.
A scorching enemies-to-lovers romance where a treaty marriage becomes an epic love story. Featuring a possessive mafia king's redemption, a seemingly delicate wife who's actually a trained fighter, a precocious three-year-old who commands a killer dog, and a family that must learn the difference between blood and belonging.
Perfect for fans of passionate arranged marriages, groveling anti-heroes, secret badass heroines, and Found Family dynamics.
Genre: Romance
When Ridhi Raizada runs away on her wedding day, her younger sister Prisha becomes the sacrificial bride—offered to the ruthless mafia king Arnav Rajvansh to salvage a broken alliance. Beautiful beyond measure but treated as nothing more than a replacement, Prisha Raizada enters a marriage built on resentment and a treaty with no escape clause.
He wanted to keep his distance. He failed spectacularly.
Arnav Rajvansh doesn't do feelings. Betrayed by his intended bride, he accepts Prisha out of obligation—a stunning consolation prize he's determined to keep at arm's length. But his addiction to his wife's body betrays his carefully constructed walls. In the dark, she's his obsession. In the light, she's a stranger he refuses to know.
But some bonds are forged in fire and blood.
For three years, Prisha suffers in silence as the Rajvansh family treats her like a beautiful ghost—invisible, unwanted, less than. Her son Ayaan, the heir they should celebrate, is systematically excluded in favor of his younger cousin. Until the night everything changes. Until assassins come for her face. Until a three-year-old with his father's eyes and a killer dog stages a rebellion at the dinner table.
Now the gloves are off.
As external enemies target his family and internal conflicts threaten to destroy them, Arnav must finally choose: the family that raised him or the wife and son he's been too cowardly to claim. But Prisha is done waiting for scraps of affection. She's done being invisible. And she's done pretending she's not a warrior trained to survive in a world that wanted to break her.
She was supposed to be a pawn. Instead, she became a queen.
A scorching enemies-to-lovers romance where a treaty marriage becomes an epic love story. Featuring a possessive mafia king's redemption, a seemingly delicate wife who's actually a trained fighter, a precocious three-year-old who commands a killer dog, and a family that must learn the difference between blood and belonging.
Perfect for fans of passionate arranged marriages, groveling anti-heroes, secret badass heroines, and Found Family dynamics.
Genre: Romance
Used availability for RT Singh's His Replaced Bride