Which book has the most interactions between main love interest?

[victoria_tonks]

Yes, I think the ones you mentioned - Venetia, Frederica and Sylvester, but also The Corinthian. And The Grand Sophy has quite a lot of interaction as well.

[QNPoohBear]

Venetia for sure. I love how they become friends over a shared sense of humor and the love blooms from there. Frederica, Arabella and The Grand Sophy come to mind as well. The Black Sheep has a fair amount in the beginning and then Miles drops out of the story for a time.

[Katie]

It might be easier to say which book has the least. 😄
I think Arabella has continuous interactions once they both reach London. Also Frederica, and of course the “married first” stories like The Convenient Marriage and A Civil Contract.

[Barb in Maryland]

I'm another who believes Venetia has the most. Which is why it is my favorite by GH, btw. It is so enjoyable to watch Venetia and Damerel fall in love.
Sophy and Charles have a lot of encounters, but they don't spend quality time together. But you can chalk that up to Venetia being a romance with some comic touches and The Grand Sophy being a comedy with a romance added in.

[Carol She's So Novel꧁꧂]

Welcome to our group Mina!

Venetia is probably the winner but Devil's Cub Vidal & Mary are together a lot as well.

[Susan in Perthshire]

I think Venetia, The Convenient Marriage, April Lady, and Devil's Cub probably have the most.

[Julia]

I liked The Corinthian because it has a lot of interaction. Venetia and Arabella as well.