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She isn’t the bride he was promised.
But she is the one he’ll never surrender.
I spent years trying to escape the Bykova name.
At thirty, I’ve built the kind of life my family never wanted for me: a normal job, a terrible roommate, and no connection to the Bratva world.
Then my photo appears in a binder of women suitable to marry the new Viktorov Pakhan.
Apparently, I’m now a sophisticated real-estate professional who speaks fluent Russian, holds traditional values, and has a close relationship with my criminal family.
In reality, I coordinate plumbers for a living, know about six words of Russian, and haven’t willingly spoken to my father in years.
Rurik Viktorov doesn’t know that.
He only knows he needs a wife. An heir. And according to the binder, I’m exactly what he wants.
When my father threatens to offer my younger sister in my place, I do the only thing I can.
I marry him.
The arrangement should be simple. I play the perfect Pakhan’s wife. My father gets the alliance he’s desperate for. We produce the heir Rurik's position demands.
Somewhere between bullets, bloodshed, and nights neither of us can pretend are only obligation, our arrangement becomes a marriage neither of us wants to escape.
Until Rurik discovers the truth.
I was never the bride he thought he chose.
The elders want him to correct the mistake. Choose a younger bride. A proper bride. Someone who actually matches the woman he thought he was marrying.
They should have remembered one thing about Rurik Viktorov.
He doesn’t surrender what’s his.
And somewhere along the way, that became me.
Wrong Bride is a steamy dark Bratva romance featuring an arranged marriage, a thirty-year-old heroine, an obsessive Pakhan, forced proximity, marriage-of-convenience tension, touch-her-and-die devotion, enemies-to-lovers heat, an heir bargain, and a guaranteed HEA.
546 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 27, 2026