🏒Revenge 
💚Hockey 
🏒 Alpha Hero 
💚 Anti-Hero 
🏒 Bully 
💚 Childhood Sweethearts 
🏒 Close Proximity 
💚 Enemies to lovers 
🏒 First Love 
💚 Forced Proximity 
🏒 Found Family 

Star:  ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.75 

S. Massery’s Wicked Promises, the third and final instalment in the Fallen Royals series, delivers a turbulent and intense conclusion to this dark high school bully romance. As a continuation of Caleb and Margo’s tumultuous story, it weaves together threads of betrayal, lies, and raw emotions, exploring the aftermath of secrets finally being exposed. 

The plot is compellingly layered, building on the tension of the previous books. The stakes feel higher than ever, with secrets threatening to unravel the fragile bonds holding the characters together. The narrative pulls readers into a whirlwind of moral grey areas, where trust is shattered, alliances are tested, and redemption feels just out of reach. The darker themes add a gritty depth, making it both addictive and unsettling. 

S, Massery’s writing style shines in its ability to evoke strong emotions. She doesn’t shy away from exploring the flawed and messy realities of her characters, keeping readers deeply invested in their fates. The interactions between Caleb and Margo are electric, charged with passion, anger, and vulnerability. However, Caleb remains a polarising figure, far from a conventional hero, which aligns with the book’s unapologetically dark tone. 

It’s important to note the trigger warnings: this is not a romance for everyone. With mature themes, morally ambiguous characters, and moments that blur ethical lines, Wicked Promises caters to readers who enjoy the edgier side of romance. 

As the conclusion to the trilogy, it ties up loose ends while leaving room for interpretation. While the resolution may not feel satisfying for those seeking a traditional happily-ever-after, it is fitting for the series’ dark and stormy journey. 

Wicked Promises is an enthralling yet challenging read, perfect for fans of dark romance who crave intensity and drama. It’s not a standalone, so readers are advised to start with the first book to fully appreciate the complex dynamics and layered backstory. Massery’s ability to craft a deeply emotional and morally complex narrative ensures that this conclusion will linger with readers long after the final page.