The Dark Dominion

Advay Rajvansh does not love.
He controls.
A man shaped by silence, violence, and calculated restraint, Advay Rajvansh is feared not for what he does-but for how calmly he does it. Touch is forbidden. Trust is nonexistent. Every bond he forms is a strategy, every move a consequence waiting to happen.
Aastha Singhania learned early that perfection is a performance. Raised in a home that smiled for the world while breaking in private, she became her own shelter-and the shield of her younger sister. She does not crave protection. She is protection. Emotions are leverage, and she refuses to be used.
When a rejected encounter resurfaces as a forced marriage, two control freaks are bound together-each believing they are using the other. Aastha Singhania thinks she is nothing more than a pawn in Advay Rajvansh's war. Advay Rajvansh lets her believe it.
But power recognizes power.
As secrets unfold and perspectives shift, the man readers are meant to hate fractures under quiet truths, while the woman assumed to be controlled proves herself just as dangerous. And hidden behind kindness and trust stands someone neither of them ever questioned-someone they would die for... and kill for.
Because monsters don't always roar.
Some of them smile.

A tale of possession and ruin.