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Ebook About "MacLean crafts a masterpiece." - The New York Times on Daring and the Duke New York Times bestselling author Sarah MacLean returns with the much-anticipated final book in her Bareknuckle Bastards series, featuring a scoundrel duke and the powerful woman who brings him to his knees.Grace Condry has spent a lifetime running from her past. Betrayed as a child by her only love and raised on the streets, she now hides in plain sight as queen of London's darkest corners. Grace has a sharp mind and a powerful right hook and has never met an enemy she could not best...until the man she once loved returns.Single-minded and ruthless, Ewan, Duke of Marwick, has spent a decade searching for the woman he never stopped loving. A long-ago gamble may have lost her forever, but Ewan will go to any lengths to win Grace back...and make her his duchess.Reconciliation is the last thing Grace desires. Unable to forgive the past, she vows to take her revenge. But revenge requires keeping Ewan close, and soon her enemy seems to be something else altogether--something she can't resist, even as he threatens the world she's built, the life she's claimed...and the heart she swore he'd never steal again.Book Daring and the Duke: The Bareknuckle Bastards Book III Review :
…and I said to RomanceLandia, “Give me a tortured, love starved villain. Nourish and feed his agony with the pain of things lost. Make his every breath a quest for the destruction of everything and everyone which denied him his most precious and cherished need and desire. And then have him gaze upon that thing he thought gone forever…know that it is real and beautiful. That he is unworthy of the gift of its existence in his life. And redeem him with his own destruction.”And Sarah MacLean said, “Hold my beer.” I didn’t finish the book. I got about halfway through before I gave up. (The writing... was it always like this? Like cake with an excess of frosting, so much sugar that you can only eat a few bites before setting it aside?)But I’ll admit, I didn’t come into the finale of the Bareknuckle Bastards series with the most open of minds. As she has done in previous series, MacLean has been building to this story, establishing the groundwork in the previous installments. It’s a technique that has work fairly well in the past, the concept being that if you raise the stakes slowly ahead of time, the climax of the series will be all the more satisfying. And the stakes are higher than ever in Daring and the Duke.In fact, the stakes are too high. MacLean has spent two books painting Ewan (the eponymous Duke) as a thorough villain, possibly mad to boot. And I like a good villain redemption story as much as the next person, but Ewan seems so irredeemable by the beginning of the book that a redemption arc has no ground to stand on. He’s relentlessly hunted his brothers, tried to destroy their livelihoods, and is responsible for the deaths of five men. And now we’re finding out that he seriously hurt his siblings and tried to kill the girl he supposedly loves when they were younger. Even if that last one isn’t totally true, even if he says that he didn’t ever intend to go through with it (and I’m not sure that’s what he’s saying, given that I didn’t finish reading), that’s a very shaky argument to make after the fact.As for his other misdeeds, Ewan’s defense boils down to: “They made me sad, so I hurt them.” ... I’m sorry, but that just doesn’t cut it for me. Maybe there was a time in my life when I would have suspended disbelief long enough to buy that sort of nonsense, but I can’t anymore. Does MacLean realize that is the rationale behind every American school shooting for the last decade? I’m a lot more lenient about what I’ll tolerate in fiction versus real life (for the simple fact that fiction isn’t real), but I can’t see a happy-ever-after unfold out of this.Our heroine, on the other hand, seems inclined to forgive him. Grace actually doesn’t seem too bothered by his past actions at all. Right from the moment when they first lock eyes, she is more interested in getting him into bed than making him atone. She keeps having to remind herself that he has done horrible things, because her libido is dead set on riding the bastard. She’s supposedly an accomplished business woman, whose entire enterprise is built on giving women a taste of the freedoms men enjoy, but how has she built an empire with such a personal lack of self-respect? It’s a bit like watching your talented, intelligent, beautiful friend backslide into a toxic relationship, even though you know she deserves better.All this nonsense is dressed up in the most dramatic, over-the-top writing you can imagine. Characters toss out dramatic statements left, right, and center, and their main mode of transportation is flouncing about, accompanied by the overzealous swishing of their coats. They love turning their backs on people they are conversing with, for the chance to glance over their shoulder at them (honestly, it’s a surprise they don’t all have neck problems). There are no sincere statements within these pages; everything is so coated with unnecessary drama that I would have had a hard time empathizing with the characters even if the story wasn’t so unpalatable.If you enjoyed the book, good for you. Everyone is entitled to like whatever media they want, without having to be as critical as I have been about the content. But this really wasn’t my cup of tea, and I won’t be reading Sarah MacLean’s books any longer.Verdict: 1 star. 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