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The Viscount Who Loved Me (Bridgertons, #2)

Julia Quinn

Start date: February 1, 2021

Finish date: February 28, 2021

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Jan 06, 2011 Annie rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, my-hottie-harem, keep-a-spare-pair-of-knickers, covers-to-covet, drinks-on-me, read-in-2011, genre-historical-romance, king-of-the-harem, books-i-go-rabid-over, the-hymen-club

+ mini review of The Viscount who Loved Me Epilogue: Part Two

THE VISCOUNT WHO LOVED ME is the second book in the Bridgerton series and this book has come to be one of my all-time favourite historical romances! Quinn is the queen of witty and snarky dialogue and she really goes above and beyond with this one. Anthony, the eldest son of the Bridgeton and Kate have amazing chemistry, even as they exchange snide remarks and the occasional elbow jabs and kicks. I just love it when they go toe to toe. + mini review of The Viscount who Loved Me Epilogue: Part Two

THE VISCOUNT WHO LOVED ME is the second book in the Bridgerton series and this book has come to be one of my all-time favourite historical romances! Quinn is the queen of witty and snarky dialogue and she really goes above and beyond with this one. Anthony, the eldest son of the Bridgeton and Kate have amazing chemistry, even as they exchange snide remarks and the occasional elbow jabs and kicks. I just love it when they go toe to toe. That Pall Mall scene was hilarious!

What I loved about this book is the fact that in addition to the charming romance that develops between the hero and heroine, there is also so much character development within the hero and heroine respectively that it makes their romance that much stronger, their love that much deeper. Quinn notes that Anthony’s fear of dying similarly like his father at a young age is a common phobia of young men who have lost their fathers. It’s easy for readers to be impatient and argue to “Get over it already!” but it’s tough and takes time. Anthony fully acknowledges his fear and knows that it is silly, which is why he vows to never fall in love, but it is an entirely different matter to overcome that fear. And I think that Quinn does a great job of pacing his “recovery” out in a believable manner.

I also LOVED the storm scene where he comforts Kate and her phobia of storms. The fact that they are willing to comfort each other just makes me melt and it does a great job of strengthening their bond into something more than friendship.

I have to mention my girlcrush on Kate! I absolutely adored her character! It seemed like she fit right into the Bridegerton family with little effort. I adored her attitude and loyalty towards her sister, Edwina and found that even though she was a little jealous of Lord Bridgerton’s earlier attentions to her sister, she was never malicious or acted upon her jealously. Not only is she a great older sister, but she’s one of the few heroines I adore so much that I wish she were real so I could be her friend!

I LOVED this book and went straight into the Epilogue: Part Two which takes place fifteen years later where they engage in their annual tradition of Pall Mall. And let me tell you, I’m surprised a scuffle didn’t break out on the Bridgerton grounds that time. The Pall Mall scene is heated and hilarious, making me love Quinn all the more. As if that was even possible...
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Aug 15, 2010 Aisa rated it really liked it

You've got to love the characters. The big annoying brother in Daphne's story is quite an adorable character. The story is predictable (but what isn't predictable in this genre?). But I like the battle of wits. Humorous dialogue and of course anyone who reads this won't forget the Mallet of Death.

Or one charming corgie. :)

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Sep 15, 2011 Sherri Rudnick rated it it was amazing

I truely loved this book and just finished it last night. I recommend it to anyone who is a true fan of romance books. I can't wait to read her other books. I'm adding this to my permanent collection. ...more

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Sep 15, 2010 Cindy rated it it was amazing

Shelves: re-reads

This is one of my all-time favorite books. Anthony is such a likable good guy. And Kate is not your typical perfectly beautiful heroine. It's my favorite in the Bridgerton series. ...more

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Feb 06, 2013 Kaye rated it it was amazing

Wow I love this series! The first book was so good I did not think the next one could be nearly as good but it was even better I cannot wait to start the 3rd one!!!

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May 03, 2011 Brittany rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2011-challenge, 2020

Typical Historical Romance. I would say that it's a little morbid cause the two main characters both have traumatic death issues with one of their parent. Those experiences shape them in ways they don't realize and the story is about their evolving and growing to love each other. I enjoyed it but it wasn't a frenzy page turner. I did enjoy the family and I will continue to read the series to see how each member falls in love and with who! ...more

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Sep 04, 2014 Marikka rated it it was amazing

Shelves: read-in-2014, romance, historical-romance, enemies-to-lovers, romancing-someone-else, humorous-romance, forced-marriage-romance

I could sigh over how much I love this book. Anthony and Kate are just so very. I love them. Julia Quinn, I offer you a tip of the hat and some imaginary opera gloves.
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