Good alone, but disappointing considering how much fun the first could be. The only real stand out scene is the Pall Mall game.And yes, neither grief nor allergies are funny, but the premise for the marriage and the garden scene, well...
Genre: Historical Romance Year Published: 2000 Number of Pages: 485 pages Date Read: 9/11/2013 Series: Bridgertons #2 After reading the first book in Julia Quinn’s fantastic “Bridgerton” series, “The Duke and I,” I just had to check out the second book in series “The Viscount Who Loved Me” an...
I don't think I can even count the number of times Julia from The Broke and the Bookish has recommended this book to me, and stickler for order as I am, I decided to first read The Duke and I and from there on slowly make my way through Julia Quinn's backlist and OMG GUYS, BEST DECISION EVER!!! And ...
Another great read from Julia Quinn. I love the Bridgertons, but this one is outstanding. Anthony Bridgerton is awesome as leading man, with dark past, reluctant to love. Kate Sheffield, sharp-witted is almost as reluctant as he is. Shades of Kate from the Taming of the Shrew by Shakespeare abound.
3.5 starsDidn't stay as engaged with this one as the first one, or as I remembered from years ago. In fact, I'd remembered this as one of my favorites of the series, certainly more so than the first book. Funny how tastes change over time.
This is the book that really made me wonder if the Bridgertons were the family for me. Honestly, I have read other ones, but none with the optimism that I went into this one with and none with the excitement that I had found a family to love and to follow. That is because this one just disappointed ...
I was looking forward to Anthony's story and it delivered. We find out here that he's a bit of a rake, or at least was a big one in his earlier years, which explains his overprotectiveness of Daphne. Anthony is also convinced he will have a short life based on his father's and uncle's premature deat...
Another great one in this series. I've been reading them out of order and I think this is the funniest one yet. Especially in the first half of the book. The banter between Anthony and Kate is superb. Had me laughing out loud on several occasions. What I really liked about this book is the friendshi...
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