Warning: a whole lot of rage ahead. I am absolutely livid with anger. Absolution? Revenge? Retribution? You've got to be fucking kidding me. I am absolutely livid with rage right now. This book was a waste of my time. Revenge? What fucking revenge? This is a poor excuse of a love story, with two of...
I swear this series keeps getting better and better. No Good Duke Goes Unpunished is the third book in the "Rules of Scoundrels" series. I really enjoyed Temple's story. At first I wasn't sure if I would like Mara. What she did to change Temple's life was pretty awful. But as I read and got to k...
I've been looking forward to Temple's book from the beginning and it doesn't disappoint. Like Temple, I kind of hated not knowing why she'd done it but it is an understandable reason. Temple becoming the Killer Duke hadn't been in her plan, but I do still wonder why it took her twelve years to com...
I keep trying with Maclean's books because I love the out of the box premises, troubled heroes and plucky heroines. This was no different. The set up was great, very intriguing: a man framed for a murder he didn't commit and a woman with a forged identify. Also our hero, Temple, is a fighter. He box...
Temple has lived the last 12 years of his life suspected of a murder he didn’t commit. Not even he is sure of his own innocence. He only knows that –shortly before his father’s wedding– he woke in a strange bed, covered in blood. The bed belonged to his would-be step-mother, and she was never seen...
This is the third book in a series, and while romance novels are normally fine to read out of sequence, some of the really awesome developments in this book lose a lot if you haven't read the rest of the series. These books are top notch romance, so just do yourself a favour and start at the beginni...
It saddens me to give this book three stars*, because I loved the first two in this series. However, this one just didn't do it for me. It was too angsty, and I didn't care for Mara for most of the book. Ms. MacLean tried to make her sympathetic by giving her an orphanage to run and a sad backsto...
The third book in the Rules of Scoundrels series, is about Temple (the boxer and enforcer of The Angel) and Mara, the girl who was believed to be dead AND the reason why Temple was banished from society. I had great expectations in this book since I have been quite intrigued about Temple since I r...
Oh how I wished I liked this book better, but I don't. I just couldn't get past how Mara behaved in over half the book. She had a rough life, I get that, she did what she thought she had to do. I'm fine with that. What bothered me was the way she treated Temple after she revealed herself to him. At ...
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