Vow to the Devil

Married at Midnight #3

by Vivian Wood

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This is the third book in the Married at Midnight trilogy. It completes the breathless billionaire romance of Talia and Dare.

Genres: Dark Romance, Contemporary Romance

268 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 31, 2023

About the author

Vivian likes to write about troubled, deeply flawed alpha males and the fiery, kick-ass women who bring them to their knees.

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Reviews

[Niki {Still a Widow but reading more} · Rating 1 out of 5]

Y'all this was so frustrating and ridiculous I had to take a break for a day and come back to finish this.

Everyone's emotions flipped on a dime for no rhyme or reason. Definitely the most waffling I have ever read in a book. Almost all of the conflict was the characters just deciding to get mad or have thoughts that people around them were untrustworthy. Usually completely out of the blue with no precipitating event. To top it off there were continuity issues up the whazoo.

I was so aggravated and put off by this series I'm surprised I even finished it. Though that was only due to my OCD in wanting closure to the storyline about the baby. You'd be very hard pressed to get me to pick up a book by this author in the future.

[Patricia (Spellbound Stories Trish) · Rating 5 out of 5]

In this epic conclusion we find out if love is enough to break down walls and heal the wounds of the past. As Talia tries to show Dare another life if he’s only just believe in her, in them, we see her fight fiercer than ever for the man she wants forever with!

"I want you, Dare. Not this lavish fantasy world you're trying to create. I want the man I fell in love with, not the billionaire with a castle." -Talia

Talia has fallen irrevocably in love with the Dare she has come to know in their moments of solitude, but when thrust back into his world, his faith in that love wavers and is tested at every turn. This third book really puts these Theo through so many tests and I loved seeing Talia’s growth and her fighter spirit! At each turn she keeps breaking down the walls of Dares cold heart but she also will not settle for less than she deserves! So many truths revealed and seeing Dare become the man he was meant to be made this trilogy one of my favorites!

Date was such a broody, jerk at the start of the series and seeing his heart grow in size with each book made him a book boyfriend to remember!

Be prepared for anything and everything as these two build the home they each deserve and find a peace they never thought possible. It’s not an easy journey and it’s full of twists you didn’t see coming but my the last word you will be hooked and forever changed!

[Gladys · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the final piece of Dare and Talia's story so be sure to read Deal with The Devil and Wed to the Devil first. What a journey these two have taken us on and if you were thinking that it would be all smooth sailing from here you were wrong. The jaw on the floor twists and turns keep coming, so be prepared for the fierce need to keep those pages turning, as you try to catch your breath from the edge of your seat.

[DIane Vande Walle · Rating 3 out of 5]

First book in this series was good. Second and third, not so much.

There were a lot of errors in book three. It was hard to stay with the story. This whole story was soooo dragged out that it didn't need to be a 3 book series. I feel as if I wasted my time, and I never want my reading time to feel wasted.

[JoAnn · Rating 1 out of 5]

For crying out loud

There were so many gaps that at first, I thought the characters were on drugs or high.

This series started off very well, but this last book threw me off so bad that I couldn’t wait to finish it. It felt like it was written by another author, and the contrast in prose was a huge disappointment.

[Terri Zumbrook · Rating 3 out of 5]

Mixed feelings

I liked how the various story lines were wrapped up in VOW TO THE DEVIL but the writing wasn’t as solid as the first two books. There was a lot of repetition and even some storyline errors that made it feel like it was but together a little hastily.

[Jennifer Edmunson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Editor Needed!!

The story is fine, but there are major editing errors, as well as changes to back story and other plot problems. It made reading a chore and took away from the overall all story.

[Lesley Robson · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the last vook in the trilogy and what a fantastic ending to this series. This book is fraught with twists and turns that you didn’t know which way was the right way.. there is drama, angst and betrayal and I love it..

[Dora Harvey · Rating 5 out of 5]

OMG!! VOW TO THE DEVIL was fantastic! This is the 3rd book to the Married at Midnight trilogy. This book is the twist worthy conclusion of Dare and Talia’s story that we waited for with bated breath from the moment we experienced that cliffhanger from the previous book—what a ride! This book starts off with a BANG, and I was totally captivated throughout this page-turning and addictive story about love, sacrifice, betrayal, secrets, and resilience.

What can I say! Dare and Talia are full of surprises—I was flabbergasted with the unexpected revelations that happened! Dare and Talia will undoubtedly pull on your heartstrings with its drama, witty banter, push and pull, but Solana, the little girl from Hope House, changes everything. What I loved about Dare and Talia is their emotional depth. Both are fighting with demons, and both are keeping their hearts closed because they are afraid of getting hurt. Dare and Talia’s chemistry is so intense, alluring and mesmerizing, binding them to one another perfectly. How far would you go for the one you love? What happens next? Well, read this amazing book to find out what happened—you won’t believe it! There are several twists and turns within the story that will tempt the characters in ways they could have never envisioned. Vivian Wood delivered a powerful and emotional, all-consuming story that left me obsessed and yearning for more. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this book. I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.

[Kylie Taylor · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is the conclusion to Dare and Talia’s story. These two found love very unexpectedly which only began as an arrangement. Talia is carrying Dare’s twin brother’s baby, but married to and in love with Dare. He plans on raising this baby as his own.
This book picks up right where book two ended, with Talia being abducted from a family party. Dare will go to the end of the earth to find her and keep her safe. These two have been through so many obstacles, it seems like it is just one thing after another and leaps and bounds until they can finally get their happily ever after.
The character development through this story really progressed and delivered a ton of depth, making it easy to connect with the characters.
I loved how much Dare grew and matured, and how the men in his family take ownership for all their wrong doings.
My heart made room for Dare the second he opened his heart to Solana and all he did for all of the kids.
I loved Talia, Aunt Minnie and Olivia. I would love to get a book on Olivia too! ;)
This was an enjoyable read that will keep you engaged and on the edge of your seat.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[Amy · Rating 4 out of 5]

“Here, with Talia, is the only freedom I need.”

Vow To The Devil is the gripping conclusion to Dare and Talia’s story. Their push and pull relationship continues in this dramatic story as we see the strength of their connection tested time and again.

“You helped me find clarity. You reminded me what really matters.”

The growth that both characters have shown throughout this series is staggering. While Dare is struggling with his insecurities, Talia seeks to reassure him that she is interested in the man and not his wealth. Through every obstacle placed in their way, these two finally learn to trust in their love for each other and to fight for their HEA.

“You don’t know it, but you healed me. You saw beyond the scars of my past into the man I could become. You made me want to be that man, if only to deserve you.”

Vow To The Devil was an emotional rollercoaster full of danger, heartbreak, and angst. I loved how Dare and Talia support one another and while their journey was full of turmoil, it was worth it in the end.

[Beverly · Rating 5 out of 5]

The nightmare of wealth!!!
How sad is it not to know if people like/love you for your wealth or for yourself!?!? The emotional battles and the battles of the heart were gutwrenching. The term poor little rich boys/ men is really the theme of this story. I felt like my heart was a pendulum swinging about wildly looking for a safe shelter. All broken angels - Dare, Talia, and Burn- just wanting love and belonging. I appreciated all the growth they showed from start to finish. A rough road with a wicked learning curve. Some inspirational moments and some great triumphs over manipulative evil controlling people (Daisy, Remy , Felix). A compelling journey of loss, love, and rebuilding. Well done.

[Debbie Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great conclusion to this series. We see Talia and Dare quite the journey to happiness. The book starts out with a bang right where book two left off with Talia has been kidnapped by Dare's brother Burn. She has grown so much since the beginning of the series, she becomes a strong spirited woman who yearns for a loving family, a loving husband and their child to have a loving home to grow up in, something neither of them had. A captivating story of building a life they both deserve and finding peace from all the manipulations. A great conclusion filled with many twists and turns as secrets, lies, betrayals are unveiled as they await the birth of their daughter. I have voluntarily read and reviewed this book.

[Anshul (stories.buddy) · Rating 3 out of 5]

The story concludes the journey for Dare & Talia. Finally their happily ever after came but there were lots of struggles in the way. The self-doubts, the external factors, planning and plotting and with so much at stake, it all ended pretty well. It was no easy fleet for them but overcoming everything step by step and together just does it for them.

The concept and the plot were pretty interesting but I am disappointed with the execution part. This one didn’t feel like a story going smoothly, it was full of hiccups and things happening suddenly and out of the blue. The better summarising would have made a lot of difference in experiencing the story better.

I hope you enjoy the trilogy when you give it a try.

[Anakalia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ooh, my gosh!
This book ...
The constant up and down, back and forth of the plot almost gave me whiplash.
Heart stopping moments alternated with heartwarming ones in the blink of an eye ... and just when I thought all obstacles had been overcome and things would be smooth sailing from here on out, the next twist came out of left field ...
Dare and Talia's growth as personalities was wonderful to read about, as was the deepening of their family bonds.
Vow To The Devil is the worthy conclusion to this miniseries. Now, it would be interesting to know if Burn finds a happy ending as well ...

[Daisy Nijs · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the last part of the trilogy, the one I’ve been waiting for, but also the one I didn’t want to end. There is still so much that happens in this book, still so many twists and turns, many questions that popped into my mind while reading this book. But in the end, I got the answers I needed.
As this is not a standalone, you need to read Deal with the Devil and Vow to the Devil first. Dare and Talia took me on a wild ride. Both of them have grown so much throughout these books, him being less grumpy, and her standing stronger. The love she feels for him, but when in his world, it is still quite the challenge.
Now that I’ve got all three of them, I will do a binge-read very soon.

[Kira · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow! Vow to the Devil was one of the most intense and addicting conclusions of a series I have read in a long time! Talia and Dare have been learning to grow from their individual traumas along with the new traumas they have had to face together. Within that, they have found a solace with one another that was beautiful to see grow throughout this series and blossom into the HEA of this book. Their love was undeniable and their passion for one another kept them from losing hope during some of the most trying times of their relationship. All in all, this was an incredible ending to the Married at Midnight series and I am looking forward any and all from this author.

[Kari Hansen · Rating 4 out of 5]

The story of Talia and Dare continues, and it doesn’t despite. Even though they find themselves separated Dare will do whatever is necessary to get her back and Talia’s strength and resilience shines through.

Talia and Dare still have some obstacles to overcome as even though Dare appears closed off and unemotional at times he also has his insecurities. Even though Talia and Dare didn’t begin as a love match, she is determined to show him that it is the man she wants and not the material things he can give her.

Secrets will be revealed, and the surprises keep coming as Talia and Dare fight for the family and future they both want with each other.

[Heidi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Vivian did a great job with Dare and Talia’s story and their conclusion was perfect. These characters have grown throughout this trilogy, especially Dare. This book was Unputdownable. I needed to know what would happen next. This books picks up right where book 2 ended. I’m not going to say what happened in case someone hasn’t read the 2nd book. You do need to read them in order as this is a trilogy. There are things coming at them from all sides and hopefully love will be enough. There is drama, angst, heartache, betrayal, emotions all around and twists and turns. I was taken around the bend with my emotions. I absolutely loved Dare and Talia.

[Missy Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a great ending to this series. I could not put my kindle down, I needed to know what happens next! I absolutely read this in one sitting, I just had to make sure I had it scheduled right.

Talia and Dare are couple goals. Yes they are going to be tested in their love, and yes it will hurt at times. There is going to be some tests, will they get past them? Can their love withstand going back into his world? Is Talia willing to fight for her man? Read on to find out. Promise you will not be disappointed.

Definitely worth the read on this series, really just about any of Vivian's work is amazing. 100% would recommend.

[Spla · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoyed reading this entire series. it would’ve gotten five stars from me had it not been for all the continuity errors. I felt whiplash having to go back to the previous chapters to keep the story straight. Conversations that were discussed and decided suddenly reappeared in following chapters just to be brought up again for discussion. four people in a conversation, one leaves, then an intimate moment between two. One of the four is never accounted for. an object was put away, two paragraphs later someone’s holding it. I’m not sure if this is the authors fault or an editor but there are a lot of errors in this book.

[Mindy Lopez · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is Book 3 in the Married at Midnight Trilogy by this author. It is the final installment to the dark enemies to lovers romance between Talia and Dare. The strong connection and combustible chemistry between these intense and captivating characters are undeniable as they navigate through the complex plot. Their tumultuous love story ends with drama, suspense, betrayal, family dynamic, passion, twists and turns, plus appealing secondary characters to keep the reader interested. So steamy and full of the feels! What and amazing read!

I received an Advance Reader Copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving my honest review.

[Alison · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dare has to find Talia, and he needs to do it fast. This book picks up from where the last book left us, then takes us on an emotional ride (with plenty of twists to make it more fun), as this couple keeps going on their journey. Dare's family can be a bit toxic, but will they be willing to change? I loved this conclusion to Dare and Talia's romance, Talia stays true to who she is (which was satisfying for me), and I loved the touching moments.
I am voluntarily reviewing a copy I received, and giving my thoughts and opinions on it.

[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

This picks right at the end of Wed To The Devil. Talia has been taken and Dare will burn down the city to find her. The pulse pounding action, danger, intrigue and passion start in the first paragraph and it doesn't stop until the last! Deep hurts of the past are finally voiced to both Talia and Burn, and Dare will need to trust that tenuous new bonds are real and true. That trust will be the key to Dare getting the company, and maybe a shot to have the family that he always wanted. This is the perfect ending to this series! Loved it!

[Clary · Rating 3 out of 5]

"Vow to the Devil" is the last installment of Talia and Dare's story. All the drama came to an end for those two, but it wasn't an easy ride. This book was just as fast-paced and full of turns as the other two in this trilogy. It was nice overall, but it didn't convince me to give it more than 3 stars. The plot fell flat at some point, and I couldn't get it back. Dare annoyed me a bit at some point, too, but he was better towards the end.

Therefore, if you are looking for a easy going romance with crazy drama, this might be good for you.

[Patricia S Ridlon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Inconsistent. Established facts keep changing.

The story line is intriguing but there is so much repetition and overworked angst as well as established facts in the story that are frequently changed, sometimes almost immediately. For example, it was established that the twins mother was buried on an island in a lake on an ocean island but in the last scene the grave site is near the ocean shore. These inconsistencies are disturbing to me and I will probably forego reading more from this author. The whole set of three books seems very contrived.

[Ken · Rating 2 out of 5]

definitely don’t get the ratings

There was so much filler and useless inner monologue and interaction in this series. Dare’s constant flip flop behavior was ridiculous. I freaking HATED the Solana plot line. She was annoying as heck and it’s pretty messed up that they specifically said you can’t play favorites and then kept favoring her over all of the other children. The only real good thing about this book series is the Morgan family growth . The errors in continuity and some name swaps, editing, etc was another negative for the series too.

[Cindy Hughes · Rating 5 out of 5]

I couldn't wait for thks book! The conclusion to the Married At Midnight series was fantastic! It was a roller coaster ride of emotions with many ups and downs, betrayal and personal growth. Just when you think you know what's going to happen the twists keeps coming! It keeps you turning the pages until the end and keeps you on the edge of your seat! Dare and Talia's personal growth was wonderful! Vow To The Devil is the perfect conclusion to the Married At Midnight series!

[Sammye · Rating 5 out of 5]

The 3rd and final book in the Married at Midnight trilogy was so good! It’s a roller coaster ride of emotions, drama and twists. The war between Dare, Burn and Remy seemed unlikely to be resolved, but in the end, all is well. I loved Dare’s and Talia’s romantic connection. So heartwarming and unbreakable. This is a very compelling, thrilling series. *this was a complimentary copy and this is my honest review*

[Pattip · Rating 4 out of 5]

What a wonderful conclusion to this series!  I loved the growth of both Talia and Dare's characters.  Suspense is one of my favorites in a book, and this one had it.  If you like twists, turns, ups and downs, this is a great series for you!  It was satisfying to see Dare and Talia weather the constant storms to get to their HEA.  I was sent a complimentary copy and I am choosing to leave my honest review.