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When Meera walks into her new husband's house, she brings two things: the life her family chose for her, and a bundle of letters she cannot bring herself to open. Set between the streets of Delhi and the quiet suffocation of a marriage that looks perfect from the outside, The Life We Almost Lived moves between two timelines: the love Meera left behind, and the woman she is slowly becoming in its absence. Arjun noticed her laugh before she had time to arrange her face. He built her the ladder she used to climb out of his life. Vikram is not a cruel man. The house is not a prison. Nothing is said loudly enough to protest. That is exactly the point. A novel about the cost of choosing right over true. About how people disappear without anyone noticing. About the thirty years of Sundays a woman can fold into the shape of someone else's life. For readers of Kamila Shamsie, Arundhati Roy, and Angie Cruz.

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