We Were Never Married
Hardcover
Publisher Price: $33.99
ISBN13: 9788199616240
Publisher: Gradias Publishing House
Published: Jan 3 2026
Pages: 386
Weight: 1.65
Height: 1.19 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
They couldn't have been more different.
He carried responsibilities he never asked for, surviving Mumbai one exhausting day at a time. She was privileged, ambitious, born to chase the glitter of fame.
A twist of fate forces them to live as husband and wife- strangers sharing a single roof for the sake of a safe home. No love, no promises... just a lie that shelters them both.
Yet slowly, unexpectedly, the lie begins to feel like life.
In shared moments, unspoken warmth, and quiet companionship, something fragile grows- something neither of them planned and neither of them is ready to name.
But truth has a way of testing the strongest bonds.
When the past resurfaces and choices turn brutal, they must confront what their hearts already know- Can a fake couple become real, or will the truth tear them apart forever?
A tender, slow-burn story of two lost lives, an unplanned bond, and a love born from everything that should have kept them apart.
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