The Wrong Bride is an emotionally rich contemporary novel about choice, dignity, and the quiet courage it takes to claim one’s own life.

When a clerical mistake at a wedding altar binds two strangers together, Meera finds herself married into a life she never chose—while Aarav is forced to confront a future shaped by duty rather than desire. What begins as an accident soon becomes a test of conscience, family loyalty, and personal truth.

As the days pass, survival turns into companionship, and companionship into something deeper. Set against the backdrop of social expectations, family pressure, and moral conflict, the novel explores how love is not always instant or dramatic—but sometimes built slowly through shared silences, small kindnesses, and the decision to stay when leaving would be easier.

The Wrong Bride is a tender yet powerful story about misplaced destiny, found love, and the strength it takes to choose oneself in a world that prefers obedience over honesty.