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The Duke and I (Bridgerton Series, Book 1) Julia Quinn
Publisher: Avon

The Viscount Who Loved Me – From The Duke and I, I find the character of Anthony Bridgerton lovable. The Duke And I (Bridgertons, #1) And as for Daphne, surely she will attract some worthy suitors now that it seems a duke as declared her desirable. I found myself laughing during both scenes, but especially in this of the books, but I enjoy them and they make me laugh! I will probably say this after each book, but I can't believe I've let this series sit so long in my TBR pile *bad Jess* The Bridgerton's have drawn me in, and I can't wait to start the next book. Ever since the oddly named, musically challenged aristocratic clan first appeared in Julia Quinn's Bridgerton books, historical romance fans have clamored for more. The twist in the story is not like Lisa Some books are great in story but lacks in character building, while other books have great characters but the story is not complete. A general observation of the Bridgerton heroes is that they are overly sensitive. There has been one common scene that has come up in book 1 and now this book 2 – the night before the wedding scene between the mother and daughter. However, as he's 1 Very Nasty Surprise Due to Inefficiency of Aforementioned "Sex Talk" 3 Manly Protectors 2 Kindly Matron Servants The Word: This is the first entry in Julia Quinn's Bridgerton series, beginning with the fourth child, Daphne. What I like about this series is it doesn't have the conventional stories. Julia Quinn – The Bridgertons. The Dude: Simon Basset, Duke of Hastings, a "rake" (the term is bandied about very loosely in this book) who is determined never to marry or have children, and avoid society as much as he can. This book is not, however, officially part of the Bridgerton series.