Seduciendo a Mr. Bridgerton

from vonze

It's almost hard to review this one without giving away spoilers. So, I gotta say up front, that if you're interested in trying a Julia Quinn novel, I DON'T recommend starting with this one. To really appreciate the plot of Romancing Mister Bridgerton, a reader needs to start with The Duke and I,...

from amybear

When I read this, I hadn't read the previous three novels in the series (and so the anticipation surrounding the identity of Whistledown wasn't as heightened in me), but regardless, it was a very delightful read! It was a very sweet romance. It was a nice read. I went and got more in the series. :)

from avernon1

Penelope Featherington, a self-admitted wallflower. Society sees her as a plump, plain Jane type of girl who is quiet and unpopular and worst of all, a spinster. Yet those very few who get to know her realize that there is more to Penelope...she is witty, charming, intelligent....and so desperate...

from theshadowknows

Romancing Mr. Bridgerton was fun and cute, and I liked the characters, especially the heroine Penelope Featherington, who's had a secret crush on Colin Bridgerton since she was 16 - it's been almost a decade, and he still only knows her as a casual acquaintance. Their progression from his neglect...

from iShanella

I have to admit, Collin is my fave of the Bridgerton male, and I thought that his personality - portrayed in the other novels - were not so at odds with his personality here (yay consistency!). This was definitely one of the best of the eight stories. Also, Penelope is a great character, just for...