An Offer From a Gentleman (Bridgertons #3) by Julia Quinn; Start Date: March 11, 2013

[Leah]

I just finished this last night. I thought it was hilarious (certain scenes moreso than others)and it was a really sweet story. I still like The Viscount Who Loved Me best so far though. I didn't feel that there was quite as much of a connection between the two main characters in this one...

But I still loved it. I was reading it all day yesterday. Nothing else seemed more interesting that finding out what happened between Sophie and Benedict!

[Leah]

Susan (susayq) wrote: "I think Whistledown is one of the Bridgertons. I won't say which one though ;)"

I was thinking the same! I've been trying to think of who could have so much information. But then again, it's hard to think of who it might be when it also might be somebody we haven't met.

EDIT: Now that I have read the epilogue, I have a guess as to who it might be... But I won't tell who I'm thinking of. ^_^

[Susan (susayq ~), Moderator]

Leah, I want to read all the rest right now to find out who Whistledown is lol

[Lisa Kay, Moderator]

**hee hee**

[Sue]

Half way into this one and I've come to the conclusion that Quinn really makes the Bridgerton men a**holes. Never really warmed up to Anthony all that much in book 2 (even with Kate's softening effects I think he's an arrogant jerk) and Benedict is absolutely no better and maybe even worse. It just seems so inconsistent that the Bridgerton boys are such jerks when by all accounts their father was such a prince. What in heavens name gave them such a feeling of entitlement? They seem to think they can just drink, gamble, and debauche their way through life (just not with women of their OWN class, for shame!!) as long as they do it with a charming smirk and are nice to their mother and sisters? Like I said, a**holes!!