R.K. Tejaswi

This was my first book by the author. The book just popped up on recommendation after reading another Indian book series based on arranged marriage. Initially I was hesitant to select this book as I just finished a similar troupe but

This was my first book by the author. The book just popped up on recommendation after reading another Indian book series based on arranged marriage. Initially I was hesitant to select this book as I just finished a similar troupe but the author just swayed me away.

In the story of Ares and Raven, my heart went out for Raven for what she has been through her life by her mother and devious sister. And Ares, he is just a intelligent fool to not realise what's is right in front of his eyes. I loved the way the story unravelled and scripting. I story telling hooked me up till the end. Though the book is titled "The wrong bride", from the beginning the author was clear to display that Raven must have been the actual bride.

Now after getting a glimpse of Luca and Val in the end of the book, I ready to explore other books of the author.

Initially, I didn't like the way Rudra Kabali kidnapped her, drugged her and married her without her consent. Though he didn't touch her without her permission, I didn't like the method he used to hold her capti

Initially, I didn't like the way Rudra Kabali kidnapped her, drugged her and married her without her consent. Though he didn't touch her without her permission, I didn't like the method he used to hold her captive during night. But I had faith on my authors. I knew there must be something hidden behind the hard exterior and it was beautiful. I loved the way he loved Nandhini. From the beginning I liked Nandhini, the Thakvar tigress's fighting spirit. She never gave up and tried every possible way to get her freedom. And her fight didn't stop after getting her freedom but continued for her love. She was the smartest among all the female leads of this series. Both Rudra and Nandhini sacrificed and suffered the pain for the love of their lives and their loved ones. The authors brilliantly unveiled the villain of the series layer by layer and made Rudra the finisher (in cricketing term) of the series. I enjoyed reading it.

It felt so good to learn how Mihir and Chitra fell in love. Their story was so sweet and realistic. And it was amazing to get a glimpse of all 4 lead couples after a decade. Their kids names were beautiful and meaningful. Thou

It felt so good to learn how Mihir and Chitra fell in love. Their story was so sweet and realistic. And it was amazing to get a glimpse of all 4 lead couples after a decade. Their kids names were beautiful and meaningful. Though this displayed the happy love life 5 couples, my most favourite is the matured Mihir and Chitra's. The authors have wonderfully displayed the love and affection between a couple who are married for 40 plus years and sacrificed a lot for their children.