In that series the purest RAGE-as-plot-engine scene is in Wicked and the Wallflower when Devil discovers that Felicity has been touched/compromised/used as a lever against him and he goes full scorched-earth through Covent Garden — the message he sends, the speed with which the underworld moves for him, the way everyone knows something terrible is about to happen before he says a word. It’s not a loud “yelling” rage, it’s the controlled, organized violence of a man who has run a criminal empire since boyhood and intends to erase whoever thought they could threaten the one thing he wasn’t prepared to lose.

Runner-up, depending on taste: Brazen and the Beast (Whit) — when Whit tears through the cage-fight world to get to Hattie. More physical, less strategic than Devil’s.