No Good Duke Goes Unpunished
Rules of Scoundrels Series, Book 3
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Rosalyn Landor's lovely British accent and engaging delivery provide the perfect pairing for this appealing historical romance. Twelve years ago, handsome William Harrow, heir to the dukedom of Lamont, woke up alone in the blood-filled bed of his soon-to-be, and now missing, stepmother, young heiress Mara Lowe. Dubbed the "Killer Duke" and taking the name "Temple," the disgraced duke has made his way by fighting in a casino. When the missing Lowe secretly reappears and offers him the opportunity to clear his name, the romantic sparks fly. Landor's narration is direct, assured, and quietly appealing. A.C.P. © AudioFile 2014, Portland, Maine
December 1, 2013
Driven into obscurity after he wakes in a blood-drenched bed and is assumed to have killed young Mara Lowe, William Harrow, Marquess of Chapin, reemerges as Temple, the notorious Killer Duke, the unbeatable fighter at the Fallen Angel. But Mara is not dead, and when she comes to Temple with a frantic offer to reappear and restore his reputation in payment for absolving her brother's gambling debts, he sees his chance for revenge--if he can bring himself to ruin a woman he is coming to love. VERDICT Guilt, responsibility, and vengeance war with passion, love, and control issues in this exquisitely crafted, insightful tale that will keep readers enthralled. It also hints at the true identity of the Fallen Angel's owner, the enigmatic Chase. Watch for his story next year! MacLean (One Good Earl Deserves a Lover) lives in Brooklyn.
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