The Duke. 
 Really? That's the title? Oh, I can think of thousand better titles for this one. 
 The idiot. The prick. The loser. The asshole. 
 You see, title and all, there is one rule Hawkscliffe should always remember: don't you mess with us females. 
 You got that right. Even if in your days society wouldn't punish you for your horrible, horrible actions - or if anyone disagrees, at the very least his stubbornness and arrogance is something we can shake hands on - you will get your payback from the secret service of the sisterhood. Why, I think I just might be in the frontline. 
 Whatever good or social justice you may have been doing before meeting the perfect, gorgeous, and breath-taking Bel, I kinda forgot all about it after reading about you and Bel. Uh, you disappoint me. And just to make it clear, regardless of whatever Bel's history was, or what her station may be, she is worth a thousand times more than you. 
 *Ok, objectively, impartially speaking, of course Hawk redeems himself, so of course all is right with the world eventually. But I honestly think such heroics were way overdue. Of course, his haughtiness and cowardice made the book last waaay longer, but at least we had more of Bel and her perfection of a fantastic, ideal woman. Which again keeps reminding us how much superior Bel is to Hawk. God will he ever learn. 
 Ok, honestly-objectively speaking (this time), Hawk is pretty ok. Without his stubbornness and his holier-than-thou-you-insignificant-midget antics, he is pretty much a cool guy. I guess my prejudice was a bit restless today. Thank god for him Bel was kind enough to give him a second chance. 
 On the whole, this book was great. Superb. It gives one a fresh perspective in live, to remind ourselves (especially me) to stop constantly judging others, especially strangers whose background and history we have no clue of. Put me in my seat, really. Definitely a series to look out for.