Which means this is probably the last book of hers I'm going to try. View all 14 comments. When pigs fly yes, they even had a pet pig in this story! I am absolutely livid with anger. I absolutely, without a doubt, loathed the character of Mara. From that day onward, he became The Killer Duke, and soon, Temple. Was this a favorite? 
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Until he sniffs Mara's hair. I don't give a fucking crap. There was nothing that tempted him toward bright, comforting light, nothing that gave him solace as pain burned through him, threatening his thought and breath.
Her conviction and determination are admirable, but are they worthy of praise when they have ruined another? View all 4 comments. And nobody coerces her or forces her to do it either.
Temple is an absolute stunner and slots into all of my favorite hero types - a scarred, tortured giant of a man brought to his knees by a woman in more ways than one.
Yet Sarah Maclean keeps slapping you in the face with how "daring" and "innovative" her story is.
No Good Duke Goes Unpunished by Sarah MacLean
I want our due. Were this ,aclean times, Mara deserves to be pilloried with rotten eggs and fruit thrown at her, and I would gladly chuck a putrid basket of rotten papaya, a few coconuts, and several bricks shaped as fruits at her self-professedly saintly fucking head.
She ALSO kept making hints that she could offer him complete redemption and clear his good name -- but only if he played by her rules, kept out of her way, and helped her get what she wanted. So then, the orphans not being enough, Mara has to have a pet, and of sarrah it's a.
But Temple is looking for more than that; he wants retribution. This is going to be the best birthday gift ever!!! Temple has been on my radar since the first book in this series.
When I finish, I predictably find my enthusiasm unpjnished satisfied, followed by a bittersweet mix of the glow of an amazing story well told, and separation anxiety. It's one of my favorite reads this year and definitely a keeper!
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Although her deceptive and destructive actions in the past should make the reader despise her, MacLean manages to evoke sympathy and understanding for a woman who felt she had no other choice, and now vows to atone for her deeds. She makes wrongs and sticks her fucking head in the sand for 12 years! To add insult to injury, Mara had Temple by the short and curlies, and kept dangling information he was lacking about the night he was found in a pool of "her" blood due to his being drugged and remembering very little after he passed out in front of him, a game that proved profitable for her monetarily.
Apparently absolving a man for a crime he didn't commit just isn't worth it unless you can use it as a bribe to get your own ends met again as well.
The sexual tension between them was always simmering on the surface as they duke it out and then crash into each other with smoldering, fiery kisses. But he fell in love with her anyway…and they lived happily ever after. I loathed her for what she did to Temple and she came across as unapologetic at first. The bad news is that the future Duke of Lamont was accused of her murder. Though her writing, especially in this one, is above average, her dialogues witty and her heroes multilayered, I can't seem to stand her heroines.
The story started with a violent event and progressed into a place that was not as fluffy as expected. Things of smaller consequence have ruined people of larger standing.
I would rather she be regretful and apologetic of what her actions had caused him, even if she didn't have much choice and would do it again if she had to. His name will be cleared, his title expunged of the taint of murder and he will be restored to his rightful place in society, able to find himself a proper wife, raise proper children and leave behind him a proper legacy.
It's almost as if I didn't fucking kill her!
No Good Duke Goes Unpunished
Nov 16, Khanh, first of her name, mother of bunnies rated it did not like it Shelves: I don't blame him. Dec 24, Paula rated it it was amazing Shelves: Is there no blood anywhere else?
While he was in the midst of a blackout?
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