The Vow

Club Indulgence Duet, Book 2

I made a vow...and he won't let me escape it.

Riggs is possessive and cruel, twisted beyond all measure. I knew it yet still trusted and loved him.

Then he betrayed me.

I can’t forgive what he did. So I try to break what’s between us...to exit his dark world without a second thought.

Yet the lonely nights torture me, reminding me what it felt like to be his, proving he’s right. Once you’re in his world, there’s no getting out. It becomes ingrained into your soul.

And Riggs’ obsession with winning me back doesn’t help. Nor does my weakness to visit the club.

Each of our encounters hurt more, leaving unanswered questions.

How can he love me and do what he did?

Why do I keep returning to his arms?

It’s a cycle I’m terrified will never end—part of me doesn’t want it to.

The Vow is the second and final book of the Club Indulgence Duet. It’s a second-chance age-gap forbidden-love dark billionaire romance.

©2023 Maggie Cole (P)2023 Maggie Cole

disappointed

I loved the first part to this duet but this was a big disappointment. The whole thing was about them fighting and I started to hate Blakely. she gave me whiplash with her thoughts in the worst way. I almost didn't finish but I made it through and hate I wasted time on this book.

love it

omg loved both books I need more u hope more is to come i love it

Great story line and Narration

The story line was great loved everything about both books and how they were written. Both narrators did an amazing job. That was until it got to when they got a dog and how they were raising it annoyed the shit out of me. I had to skip through all of those parts so I could finish the book because I loved everything else except that.

Dragged On

I love Maggie Cole, but this book drug on. This heroine was driving me nuts she went back and forth and back and forth.

Great story

I loved this but wish I would’ve known it was 2 books long. Narration was great. Characters were great