Club Indulgence Duet Books in Order

Club Indulgence is a two-book dark romance built around one couple, one power imbalance, and one relationship that never pretends to be safe. If you are looking for a clean, low-drama love story, this is not it. If you want obsession, control, revenge, and emotional whiplash, this duet knows exactly what it is doing.

The story begins with The Auction, and the title tells you a lot about the setup. Riggs Maddon pulls Blakeley into a long game that starts as retaliation against her father and turns into something much more personal, and much more dangerous. Their connection is tied to power from the beginning, which means the romance always has a sharp edge.

That edge stays there.

The second book, The Vow, is about the fallout as much as the chemistry. Betrayal matters in this duet. So does obsession. What makes the series work is that it does not rush to sand down either character into something safer than they are. Riggs is not supposed to feel gentle, and Blakeley is not there to simply fold. The push and pull between them is the whole engine.

Setting helps too. This is a billionaire world with private clubs, public image problems, and enough wealth to make every bad decision bigger. But the real focus is psychological. The duet keeps asking what happens when desire and control get tangled so tightly that neither person can fully walk away, even when they know they should.

Because this is a duet about the same couple, it should absolutely be read in order. Start with The Auction and move straight to The Vow. Readers who like Maggie Cole's darker books tend to come here for the taboo tension and stay because the emotional damage runs deeper than the surface setup suggests.