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from allthesedarnbooks

This was just what the doctor ordered when I was sick and Valentine-less. Quinn's historical romances ride the line between regencies and bodice-rippers (this one has only one--fairly graphic-- sex scene) and her characters are always well developed and witty. This is the eighth and final novel i...

from iShanella

Gregory doesn't have a lot of time to shine in his sibling's stories - he's always away at school, so it was nice seeing his own story. I thought the conflict was a little random, but it wrapped up nicely enough. Really, I think the best thing about these books is the family, it's not something y...

from avernon1

A man who believes in love? A man who believes in romance? A man who awaits the "one"....the one who will knock him off his feet the moment he lays eyes upon her? I didn't know such a man existed....until I met Gregory Bridgerton in Julia Quinn's final installment of the Bridgerton series. Gregor...

from MickyFine

Gregory Bridgerton definitely believes in love. How could he not when he's seen all seven of his siblings make brilliant love matches? So when he attends a house party hosted by his eldest brother and sister-in-law and is struck dumb by the beauty of Hermione Watts, he knows it must be love. The ...

from samnreader

Subtitle: Gregory, the most underdeveloped Bridgerton. Gregory believes in love. He loves his mother. He likes doing things on his own. He thinks Anthony is admirable and a good father to him. He's a little chaotic. And that's all I know about him. I liked him, but he certainly did not benefit fr...