Three days in Mumbai were supposed to be Amara Avery's escape from Georgia. A VIP ticket to Lollapalooza, a brief vacation, and then a flight back home.

She didn't count on Rudra Singh Rajvansh.

Their first encounter is anything but romantic. He steps on her shoe. She yanks him back by the arm. And the arrogant stranger doesn't even have the decency to apologize.

What Amara doesn't know is that Rudra isn't just another man in the crowd.

He's the Yuvraj of the Rajvansh royal family, heir to the throne, and a man accustomed to having control over everything around him.

Except her.

Amara has no intention of changing who she is for a prince, and Rudra quickly learns that his title holds little weight with her. But what begins as a clash between two stubborn strangers becomes something neither of them expected, and stepping into Rudra's world comes with consequences Amara never saw coming.

And loving Rudra means stepping into a world where power comes with enemies.

When those enemies turn their attention toward Amara, Rudra's love becomes something far more dangerous than devotion. There are no limits he won't cross, no rules he won't break, and no mercy for anyone who threatens the woman he loves.

Amara came to Mumbai expecting three days.

She never expected to find a home.

And she sure never expected to fall in love with a prince.