The Correction

by Atul Mohite

172 pages, Hardcover

Published September 24, 2026

About the author

Atul Mohite is the author of four books - Lucid Dream, Of Two Minds, Lucid Dream - the journey resumes and Jean Angel. He published his first book, Lucid Dream when he was nineteen years old which depicts his career transition from an aspiring engineer to a writer, while his other books have addressed complex themes involving psychology, romance and adventure inspired by his life events. He was born in the city of Karad, Maharashtra where he currently works as an officer at Bank of India. He enjoys listening to music and playing lawn tennis during his spare time.

Reviews

[Amulya Jain]

The correction
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This one starts with such a cute and unusual setup. A girl who writes profiles for matrimonial sites comes across a profile that asks for her services, and what starts as a completely professional meeting slowly turns into something much more.

I loved how she tries to understand him in person before writing his profile, and somewhere in that first meeting, she gets completely drawn in by the way he talks about his work. The little things she chooses to keep to herself, the way she carefully puts his profile together, and how competitively she wants to make it just right for him were honestly adorable.

And then comes the little spark. 🥹

Their conversations slowly move from professional to very much NOT professional 😂 The banter, the comfort, the tiny moments of attraction and the way they start noticing each other felt so natural.

What I especially liked was that the romance never felt vulgar or unnecessarily steamy. It was sweet, playful and full of those little moments that make you smile without even realising it.

A cute, wholesome read about two people who meet for one reason and somehow end up finding something neither of them was looking for. 💕

[Arunima Dash]

Some love stories are about finding someone, while some are about finally being honest with yourself. The Correction beautifully brings both together. 🤍

I loved the idea of Meera, someone who makes a living finding the perfect words to describe other people's love stories, struggling to put her own feelings into words. Her dynamic with Kabir, the matchmaking chaos, the little emotional details, and the humor made this such a warm and charming read.

What stayed with me most was the idea that sometimes we can understand everyone else's truth while still hiding from our own. A sweet, funny, and quietly emotional romance that feels like a story about love, honesty, and finally making that one necessary correction. 📖✨