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Bridgerton Family Series Collection: Complete Box Set of Books 1-9 by Julia Quinn – Regency Romance, Historical Fiction, Bestseller
Bridgerton Family Series Complete Set of Books 1–9 by Julia Quinn Step into the glittering world of Regency-era London with the complete Bridgerton series by #1 New York Times bestselling author Julia Quinn. This bestselling historical romance collection follows the lives and loves of the eight Bridgerton siblings as they navigate high society, scandal, love, and family drama — all with wit, charm, and heart.
Perfect for fans of period romance, the series that inspired the hit Netflix show Bridgerton brings together unforgettable characters, swoon-worthy moments, and clever storytelling in one beautifully written saga.
Bridgerton Series Book Titles & The Duke and I
Daphne Bridgerton has given up on marrying for love after two seasons in London society. When she forms an unexpected alliance with the handsome Duke of Hastings, everything changes — sparking a romance filled with wit, passion, and scandal. The Viscount Who Loved Me
Anthony Bridgerton is determined to find a suitable wife, but he refuses to fall in love. His plans are tested by the strong-willed Kate Sheffield, leading to an irresistible battle of wills, hearts, and heated encounters. An Offer From a Gentleman
Sophie Beckett, the illegitimate daughter of an earl, sneaks into Lady Bridgerton’s famed masquerade ball. There she meets her very own "Prince Charming," Benedict Bridgerton. But fairy tales don't last forever — especially for a woman like Sophie. Romancing Mr. Bridgerton
Penelope Featherington has secretly loved Colin Bridgerton for years. When she uncovers his biggest secret, their relationship takes a surprising turn, forcing Colin to finally see Penelope in a new light. To Sir Phillip, With Love
Eloise Bridgerton begins writing letters to Sir Phillip Crane, a gruff widower. When she impulsively visits him, Eloise faces unexpected challenges — and possibly true love — in her bold quest for happiness. When He Was Wicked
Michael Stirling has loved Francesca Bridgerton from afar. After a personal tragedy, Michael must decide whether to risk their friendship and confess his long-held feelings, knowing it could change both their lives forever. It’s In His Kiss
Gareth St. Clair faces family secrets that threaten his future. When he teams up with Hyacinth Bridgerton to decode a hidden diary, love and adventure soon follow in this charming and suspenseful romance. On the Way to the Wedding
Gregory Bridgerton believes in true love. When he meets Hermione Watson, he thinks she’s "the one" — until her best friend, Lady Lucinda Abernathy, captures his heart instead, turning his world upside down. The Happily Ever After
A collection of bonus epilogues and extra stories revisiting each Bridgerton sibling, giving readers a heartfelt glimpse into their lives after the main series. Written by bestselling author Julia Quinn, this book completes the beloved saga.
Perfect for fans of period romance, the series that inspired the hit Netflix show Bridgerton brings together unforgettable characters, swoon-worthy moments, and clever storytelling in one beautifully written saga.
Bridgerton Series Book Titles & The Duke and I
Daphne Bridgerton has given up on marrying for love after two seasons in London society. When she forms an unexpected alliance with the handsome Duke of Hastings, everything changes — sparking a romance filled with wit, passion, and scandal. The Viscount Who Loved Me
Anthony Bridgerton is determined to find a suitable wife, but he refuses to fall in love. His plans are tested by the strong-willed Kate Sheffield, leading to an irresistible battle of wills, hearts, and heated encounters. An Offer From a Gentleman
Sophie Beckett, the illegitimate daughter of an earl, sneaks into Lady Bridgerton’s famed masquerade ball. There she meets her very own "Prince Charming," Benedict Bridgerton. But fairy tales don't last forever — especially for a woman like Sophie. Romancing Mr. Bridgerton
Penelope Featherington has secretly loved Colin Bridgerton for years. When she uncovers his biggest secret, their relationship takes a surprising turn, forcing Colin to finally see Penelope in a new light. To Sir Phillip, With Love
Eloise Bridgerton begins writing letters to Sir Phillip Crane, a gruff widower. When she impulsively visits him, Eloise faces unexpected challenges — and possibly true love — in her bold quest for happiness. When He Was Wicked
Michael Stirling has loved Francesca Bridgerton from afar. After a personal tragedy, Michael must decide whether to risk their friendship and confess his long-held feelings, knowing it could change both their lives forever. It’s In His Kiss
Gareth St. Clair faces family secrets that threaten his future. When he teams up with Hyacinth Bridgerton to decode a hidden diary, love and adventure soon follow in this charming and suspenseful romance. On the Way to the Wedding
Gregory Bridgerton believes in true love. When he meets Hermione Watson, he thinks she’s "the one" — until her best friend, Lady Lucinda Abernathy, captures his heart instead, turning his world upside down. The Happily Ever After
A collection of bonus epilogues and extra stories revisiting each Bridgerton sibling, giving readers a heartfelt glimpse into their lives after the main series. Written by bestselling author Julia Quinn, this book completes the beloved saga.
2749 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2020
About the author
Julia Quinn
252 books48.5k followers#1 New York Times bestselling author Julia Quinn loves to dispel the myth that smart women don't read (or write) romance, and and if you watch reruns of the game show The Weakest Link you might just catch her winning the $79,000 jackpot. She displayed a decided lack of knowledge about baseball, country music, and plush toys, but she is proud to say that she aced all things British and literary, answered all of her history and geography questions correctly, and knew that there was a Da Vinci long before there was a code.
A graduate of Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges, Ms. Quinn is one of only sixteen members of Romance Writers of America’s Hall of Fame. Her books have been translated into 32 languages, and she lives with her family in the Pacific Northwest.
The Bridgertons, her popular series of historical romance, is currently in production by Shondaland as a Netflix original series starring Julie Andrews, Phoebe Dynevor, and Rége-Jean Page.
A graduate of Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges, Ms. Quinn is one of only sixteen members of Romance Writers of America’s Hall of Fame. Her books have been translated into 32 languages, and she lives with her family in the Pacific Northwest.
The Bridgertons, her popular series of historical romance, is currently in production by Shondaland as a Netflix original series starring Julie Andrews, Phoebe Dynevor, and Rége-Jean Page.
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January 16, 2021
Colección de novelas estupendas. Aunque las historias son ficticias y dirigidas a un público adulto, son congruentes con la sociedad, las costumbres, conocimientos y expectativas de la época. Los personajes son carismáticos y transmiten una gran variedad de valores y experiencias humanas; particularmente la riqueza de una familia, el desarrollo de las propias capacidades personales, el trabajo y superación de los defectos, la complementariedad y ayuda mutua en una pareja.
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Collection of great novels. Although the stories are fictitious and aimed at an adult audience, they are consistent with the society, customs, knowledge and expectations of the time. The characters are charismatic and convey a wide variety of human values and experiences; particularly the wealth of a family, the development of one's own personal capacities, work and overcoming defects, complementarity and mutual help in a couple.
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Collection of great novels. Although the stories are fictitious and aimed at an adult audience, they are consistent with the society, customs, knowledge and expectations of the time. The characters are charismatic and convey a wide variety of human values and experiences; particularly the wealth of a family, the development of one's own personal capacities, work and overcoming defects, complementarity and mutual help in a couple.
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February 8, 2021| Read on Reader Fox |
I gotta admit, I genuinely thought I would end up reading the Bridgerton books after watching the show. I try not to be one for dumb fads, but it was being talked about enough that I figured, hey, this show has to have something fantastic in it if it’s that popular. Okay, and Alex Meyers talked me into it.
So, naturally, since I’m such a book fanatic that automatically translates into “I must now read the book and compare.”
Well, almost...
You see, I had a couple criticisms of the show. The biggest one was the issue of consent, because damn they royally fucked that up. It wasn’t just that Daphne was woefully in the dark about what it all meant—and sure, there’s historical context and all that, but come on—and kind of taken advantage of. But, there’s literal and intentional rape later on that everyone just brushed off because it was a woman doing it and she was angry cause he lied to her.
And fuck, I was not expecting that.
So, not only did she completely lose all right and credibility in her anger...she took away his ability to consent. And, spoiler alert I suppose, but she didn’t really ever learn from this, apologize, or deal with any real consequences. In fact, she just I’m honestly still in a state of complete WTF over this.
And apparently the book is worse...
Okay, so I hated those moments, the second one more so than the first, shockingly enough. But I did genuinely enjoy the show, despite thinking Lady Whistledown’s identity reveal was incredibly dumb, and wouldn’t have minded reading the book as a result.
Then Jack Edwards read it for me and I watched his review. I also read this review, further cementing my serious issues with this book as a whole.
And YIKES
Honestly, I genuinely do not think this book is worth reading. It’s bad enough that it was problematic in the first place as a show, but I cannot believe how terrible it actually is as a book. Thank goodness I stumbled across Jack’s review because I saved myself from a ginormous waste of time.
Plus, if you liked the show because it attempted diversity and conversations about race—not saying it succeeded, exactly, but I did like aspects of it—well, you don’t want to read the book. Cause every character in the book is...white. I’m not sure why this book was chosen as the source material for the direction the show went in—maybe it was the Whistledown stuff?—but...yeah, it’s not great.
I’ll pass. Thanks.
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”I was prepared to die on that dueling field. Rather than marry you and take your dream away, I would have died. For you. You were the one who insisted upon this union. You told me I was enough.”
I gotta admit, I genuinely thought I would end up reading the Bridgerton books after watching the show. I try not to be one for dumb fads, but it was being talked about enough that I figured, hey, this show has to have something fantastic in it if it’s that popular. Okay, and Alex Meyers talked me into it.
So, naturally, since I’m such a book fanatic that automatically translates into “I must now read the book and compare.”
Well, almost...
You see, I had a couple criticisms of the show. The biggest one was the issue of consent, because damn they royally fucked that up. It wasn’t just that Daphne was woefully in the dark about what it all meant—and sure, there’s historical context and all that, but come on—and kind of taken advantage of. But, there’s literal and intentional rape later on that everyone just brushed off because it was a woman doing it and she was angry cause he lied to her.
And fuck, I was not expecting that.
So, not only did she completely lose all right and credibility in her anger...she took away his ability to consent. And, spoiler alert I suppose, but she didn’t really ever learn from this, apologize, or deal with any real consequences. In fact, she just I’m honestly still in a state of complete WTF over this.
And apparently the book is worse...
Okay, so I hated those moments, the second one more so than the first, shockingly enough. But I did genuinely enjoy the show, despite thinking Lady Whistledown’s identity reveal was incredibly dumb, and wouldn’t have minded reading the book as a result.
Then Jack Edwards read it for me and I watched his review. I also read this review, further cementing my serious issues with this book as a whole.
And YIKES
Honestly, I genuinely do not think this book is worth reading. It’s bad enough that it was problematic in the first place as a show, but I cannot believe how terrible it actually is as a book. Thank goodness I stumbled across Jack’s review because I saved myself from a ginormous waste of time.
Plus, if you liked the show because it attempted diversity and conversations about race—not saying it succeeded, exactly, but I did like aspects of it—well, you don’t want to read the book. Cause every character in the book is...white. I’m not sure why this book was chosen as the source material for the direction the show went in—maybe it was the Whistledown stuff?—but...yeah, it’s not great.
I’ll pass. Thanks.
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March 13, 2021
***Re-read 2021***
When watching the second or the third episode of the Netflix series I've realised that I've read the book some years ago and decided to re-read it to refresh the memory. I finished by re-reading the entire series.
Well, the books are rather typical for the genre. There is a loose historical time frame with all the aristocratic and powerful families, there is a love story with lots of emotions and some less or more steamy sex scenes. And for a smart and unprejudiced reader there are some moral and ethical topics to think about that are very relevant today.
The particular advantage of this series is the recurring allusions to all sorts of classical phrases from Jane Austen to XX century politicians. The disadvantage is the plot. I understand that it is difficult to put together five different stories that are still linked by the place, the time and, more importantly, by the protagonists being siblings. And yet, whereas The Duke and I and To Sir Phillip, With Love do stand out as more well developed, the others are too simple and even somewhat ridiculous even for this undemanding genre - I forgot the content on the next morning.
When watching the second or the third episode of the Netflix series I've realised that I've read the book some years ago and decided to re-read it to refresh the memory. I finished by re-reading the entire series.
Well, the books are rather typical for the genre. There is a loose historical time frame with all the aristocratic and powerful families, there is a love story with lots of emotions and some less or more steamy sex scenes. And for a smart and unprejudiced reader there are some moral and ethical topics to think about that are very relevant today.
The particular advantage of this series is the recurring allusions to all sorts of classical phrases from Jane Austen to XX century politicians. The disadvantage is the plot. I understand that it is difficult to put together five different stories that are still linked by the place, the time and, more importantly, by the protagonists being siblings. And yet, whereas The Duke and I and To Sir Phillip, With Love do stand out as more well developed, the others are too simple and even somewhat ridiculous even for this undemanding genre - I forgot the content on the next morning.
January 8, 2021
Los leí allá por 2017, pero con la serie en marcha y la reedición, he vuelto a ellos.
Siendo tanto libro y, encima, romántica, una de mis grandes preocupaciones era que fueran perdiendo fuelle o se repitieran (que pasa en muchas sagas del estilo). Y algo ha habido, pero nada que lo volviera muy aburrido. En general, se leen rápido (y enganchan, lo que se agradece). El estilo es ágil, ligero, con un toque cómico-irónico-ingenioso y centrado en diálogos, fundamentalmente. Aunque, por supuesto, no faltaban los momentos revelación ni en los que alguien se quedaba prendado o descubría (¿redescubría?) todos los detalles que no había visto antes de otro alguien o esos giros y escenas que nunca esperarías en la vida real pero, oye, en este tipo de novelas encajan y quedan bien.
Sin duda, mi preferido es el de Felices para siempre. Quizá habría esperado otro final para Violet, pero es la única pega que le veo al libro. Y se centra en los /después/ que es un detalle que me encanta. Porque acaban las novelas y ahí queda su final feliz, pero ¿y después? Y aunque los epílogos te hacen pensar que mantienen la chispa y efectivamente son felices, siempre es bonito y tranquilizador comprobarlo.
Siendo tanto libro y, encima, romántica, una de mis grandes preocupaciones era que fueran perdiendo fuelle o se repitieran (que pasa en muchas sagas del estilo). Y algo ha habido, pero nada que lo volviera muy aburrido. En general, se leen rápido (y enganchan, lo que se agradece). El estilo es ágil, ligero, con un toque cómico-irónico-ingenioso y centrado en diálogos, fundamentalmente. Aunque, por supuesto, no faltaban los momentos revelación ni en los que alguien se quedaba prendado o descubría (¿redescubría?) todos los detalles que no había visto antes de otro alguien o esos giros y escenas que nunca esperarías en la vida real pero, oye, en este tipo de novelas encajan y quedan bien.
Sin duda, mi preferido es el de Felices para siempre. Quizá habría esperado otro final para Violet, pero es la única pega que le veo al libro. Y se centra en los /después/ que es un detalle que me encanta. Porque acaban las novelas y ahí queda su final feliz, pero ¿y después? Y aunque los epílogos te hacen pensar que mantienen la chispa y efectivamente son felices, siempre es bonito y tranquilizador comprobarlo.
March 25, 2024
Romances historiques, les meilleurs livres sont pas les premiers mais tout est bien
September 4, 2024
Écoutez en livre audio j'ai adoré
January 3, 2021
Well....what can I say.....I cannot only read highbrow . Sometimes a girl needs a little regency meets fifty shades of gray
July 15, 2022
🌷BRIDGERTON SERIES REVIEW🌷
At the beginning of 2021 Bridgerton was all the rage. The Netflix show had just premiered and it met all our period romance dreams. I really loved how the show had modern elements with a diverse cast so I was excited to get into the books to read more about the family and their love stories. Now, usually I am a fan of the books over the screen adaptations but after reading this series I think I will be switching sides for this one.
It’s not all bad. If you are a fan of period romance books like Pride & Prejudice or Poldark, this might be your jam! Every Bridgerton sibling gets to tell their story, and with 8 books you’ll have a lot of material to read. Throughout the series characters continue to interact and the author has released a second epilogue for each book, leaving no stones unturned for the reader. That being said, the books are painfully repetitive. I genially enjoyed Anthony, Benedict, and Hyacinth’s stories. They were unique in their own way but as soon as I got to the second half of the series I was bored.
@bookish_n_brilliant
At the beginning of 2021 Bridgerton was all the rage. The Netflix show had just premiered and it met all our period romance dreams. I really loved how the show had modern elements with a diverse cast so I was excited to get into the books to read more about the family and their love stories. Now, usually I am a fan of the books over the screen adaptations but after reading this series I think I will be switching sides for this one.
It’s not all bad. If you are a fan of period romance books like Pride & Prejudice or Poldark, this might be your jam! Every Bridgerton sibling gets to tell their story, and with 8 books you’ll have a lot of material to read. Throughout the series characters continue to interact and the author has released a second epilogue for each book, leaving no stones unturned for the reader. That being said, the books are painfully repetitive. I genially enjoyed Anthony, Benedict, and Hyacinth’s stories. They were unique in their own way but as soon as I got to the second half of the series I was bored.
@bookish_n_brilliant
June 27, 2024
the Bridgerton series by Julia Quinn
Omg where do I begin with this series, it had me giddy and in love. These books makes me want to go to a ball and get courted lol. This series has so many tropes and I ate them all up. There’s enemies to lovers, marriage of convenience, friends to lovers, fake marriage, cinderella vibes, taken at the alter and so much more. Julia knows how to describe and show someone falling in love in different circumstances. The pages came alive, I felt as if I was in this bridgerton world and didn’t want to get out. The books and the show are truly amazing and have a special place in my heart. These books make me believe that I to can find love and wear a beautiful gown.
my fav books (in no particular order):
- benedict’s story
- queen charlotte
- daphne’s story
- anthony’s story
- Polin ( I haven’t read the book cause I was waiting for the show but I had to mention them)
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Omg where do I begin with this series, it had me giddy and in love. These books makes me want to go to a ball and get courted lol. This series has so many tropes and I ate them all up. There’s enemies to lovers, marriage of convenience, friends to lovers, fake marriage, cinderella vibes, taken at the alter and so much more. Julia knows how to describe and show someone falling in love in different circumstances. The pages came alive, I felt as if I was in this bridgerton world and didn’t want to get out. The books and the show are truly amazing and have a special place in my heart. These books make me believe that I to can find love and wear a beautiful gown.
my fav books (in no particular order):
- benedict’s story
- queen charlotte
- daphne’s story
- anthony’s story
- Polin ( I haven’t read the book cause I was waiting for the show but I had to mention them)
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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June 21, 2021I'm not sure any series could live up to the hype this one has gotten, but I still very much enjoyed spending the last few months working through it. First, it's refreshing to have a regency romance based around a (relatively) well-functioning and loving family. Second, Quinn does a good job of not repeating plotlines and devices. And third, I was pleasantly surprised that I wasn't able to predict whose stories I would enjoy most.
I think this series suffers, as many do, with flattening out characters in subsequent volumes. The hero and heroine of an early volume may make additional appearances, for instance, but often, they don't retain the charm and interest developed around them in their own book. Oh well.
I think this series suffers, as many do, with flattening out characters in subsequent volumes. The hero and heroine of an early volume may make additional appearances, for instance, but often, they don't retain the charm and interest developed around them in their own book. Oh well.
May 19, 2024
I ended up loving these much more than I anticipated. Yes there’s the whole “we stood too close to each other now we have to get married” context but the characters are just so lovable! ….. and they’re pretty sexy without being so raunchy you’d be mortified for your mom to read it over your shoulder (although you probably still don’t want to have that happen 🤣). Overall the female characters were surprisingly strong considering the period of the stories …
Some of the changes between the book series and the TV show don’t seem to bring any value in my opinion and the changes made to Penelope I’m definitely unhappy with … just a heads up in you’ve already watched the show or plan to. Obv the books are much better (but damn the Duke is beautiful!)
Some of the changes between the book series and the TV show don’t seem to bring any value in my opinion and the changes made to Penelope I’m definitely unhappy with … just a heads up in you’ve already watched the show or plan to. Obv the books are much better (but damn the Duke is beautiful!)
April 10, 2026
O Duque e Eu: Livro maravilhoso, me fez ter vontade de não parar mais de ler. Adorei, releria com toda certeza. Ansiosa para continuar a leitura por essa saga perfeita!!
O Visconde Que Me Amava: O melhor Enemies to Lovers da história. Livro super envolvente e emocionante. Kate e Anthony terão meu coração pra sempre!!
Um Perfeito Cavalheiro: Livro perfeito, já perceberam que sou super cadelinha da Julinha né?! kkkkk história com um começo triste, mas com o final mais lindo de todos, Sophie merecia mais, e que bom que encontrou o Benedict!!
Os Segredos de Colin Bridgerton:
Para Sir Phillip, Com Amor:
O Conde Enfeitiçado:
Um Beijo Inesquecível:
A Caminho do Altar:
O Visconde Que Me Amava: O melhor Enemies to Lovers da história. Livro super envolvente e emocionante. Kate e Anthony terão meu coração pra sempre!!
Um Perfeito Cavalheiro: Livro perfeito, já perceberam que sou super cadelinha da Julinha né?! kkkkk história com um começo triste, mas com o final mais lindo de todos, Sophie merecia mais, e que bom que encontrou o Benedict!!
Os Segredos de Colin Bridgerton:
Para Sir Phillip, Com Amor:
O Conde Enfeitiçado:
Um Beijo Inesquecível:
A Caminho do Altar:
December 14, 2021
Listened to 75% on audiobook.
Some books hit okay, others didn’t hit well. Surprised by certain things since this was a female author, but also have to remember time period it is in.
The first 3 were a little more developed than the others..
Less developed, but most enjoyable
Colin
Francesca
Hyacinth
Gregory
I think I enjoyed all of those…such a blur at times!! Once I started- I had to finish them. Stubborn.
Some books hit okay, others didn’t hit well. Surprised by certain things since this was a female author, but also have to remember time period it is in.
The first 3 were a little more developed than the others..
Less developed, but most enjoyable
Colin
Francesca
Hyacinth
Gregory
I think I enjoyed all of those…such a blur at times!! Once I started- I had to finish them. Stubborn.
July 24, 2023
Livros envolventes, divertidos e leves. Gostosos de ler, romances tipo comédia romântica sem muito drama. Apenas em alguns livros senti falta de desenvolvimento de personagens e relações, ou até despersonalização de personagem como no livro 5 "Para Sir Philip, com amor", achei que a Eloise, uma das minhas personagens favoritas e mais divertida, não é bem explorada. Fora isso, vale muito a pena a leitura.
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February 1, 2021I confess I got hooked on these - in fact I listened to all nine audiobooks but am counting these as one book as they were frivolous and light-hearted. Wonderful escapist fiction - but don't expect spectacularly good writing... I did love the narrator of the audiobooks. She is exceptionally talented.
April 25, 2025
simplesmente espetacular
Se fosse possível eu daria mil estrelas!
Júlia Quinn consegue se superar em cada novo livro.
Eu realmente amo todos!
Cada livro nos leva a experienciar novas e profundas emoções.
Amo a forma como ela constrói as tramas e os dramas de cada personagem e como nos deixa envolvidos da primeira a última linha e o gostinho de quero mais a cada término.
Se fosse possível eu daria mil estrelas!
Júlia Quinn consegue se superar em cada novo livro.
Eu realmente amo todos!
Cada livro nos leva a experienciar novas e profundas emoções.
Amo a forma como ela constrói as tramas e os dramas de cada personagem e como nos deixa envolvidos da primeira a última linha e o gostinho de quero mais a cada término.
June 29, 2022
[DNF at book 9]
I had to check my feminism at the door for this entire series. Book 8 I finally felt we had a less problematic main character, then Gregory broke into Lucy’s house in the middle of the night.
I had to check my feminism at the door for this entire series. Book 8 I finally felt we had a less problematic main character, then Gregory broke into Lucy’s house in the middle of the night.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 11, 2023
I really enjoyed this series. I started watching the TV show on Netflix and enjoyed it. I however wanted to know what I was missing and what was different. Once I picked up the first book I couldn't get through the rest fast enough.
February 12, 2023
Just wanted to read the stories of Anthony and Eloise, and absolutely loved reading both.
I am so happy that the writer has done justice.
The TV destroyed Anthony's version, and hated the production for that, hoping they dont kill the essence of Eloise's version.
I am so happy that the writer has done justice.
The TV destroyed Anthony's version, and hated the production for that, hoping they dont kill the essence of Eloise's version.
June 7, 2023
Overall I enjoyed this whole series but I don't understand how the entire 'ton learns that Penelope is Lady Whistledown and we never talk about it again and never hear how members of the 'Ton reacted.
February 22, 2025
I am not a big fan of Romance novels but Julia Quinn’s characters are well developed and well written besides all the racy scenes there is a script a family saga and mystery that is woven very nicely into a fine tapestry .
February 15, 2022
Um tempão que eu não lia uma série de livros tão gostosinha de ler!
Queria esquecer pra ler tudo de novo!!!!!!!!
Queria esquecer pra ler tudo de novo!!!!!!!!
April 29, 2022
Loved this ! I absolutely love the show and just starting the books now.
May 6, 2022
I enjoyed the entire series except Francesca’s story. I found it boring and uneventful. I skipped through all the “love making” because it didn’t add any thing.
May 14, 2022
I couldn't put them down. I just loved everything about these books. Julia Quinn's style of writing is just sooo good
June 8, 2022
Exactly what I need; fun, easy and a little spicy
August 18, 2022
Addictive storylines and strong characters.
September 1, 2022
I loved the story, very well written, but too much detail to sex.
January 7, 2023
Addictive read!
February 8, 2023
Some are 2 some are 5
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