Bridgertons On the Way to the Wedding: Bridgerton: Gregory's Story, Book 8, (Paperback)

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 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...

from bookwormdreams

And I made it to the last of the Bridgertons series. Well I am glad that it's over. The series had a good start but lost steam somewhere in the half... Every next part was a little bit less funny. I think the main culprit is that there was less focus on Bridgertons as a family, for which I am sad...