Author: Julia Quinn

Oh, the Feels! An Offer from a Gentleman by Julia Quinn [Audiobook Review]

Don’t want to read the whole review? Click to jump to the Skinny Review. I normally don’t like Cinderella retellings (except for Cinder by Marissa Meyer) but An Offer from a Gentleman snuck into my heart early in the book. In fact, I was brought to tears! This is usually my measure for loving a book. I mean, if a book makes me cry, it is up there on my favorite list! Initially, I had reservations about it since we don’t really know a lot about Benedict Bridgerton other than him being the second son. We also don’t see much […]

• Posted December 15, 2017 • 0 Comments •

The Perfect Hate to Love Romance. The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn [Audiobook Review]

Don’t want to read the whole review? Click to jump to the Skinny Review. Now, we have Anthony’s story! Anthony, the eldest of the Bridgertons is now ready to settle down and decided at Miss Edwina Sheffield would do. Of course, he decides this because he knows that he will die the same age as his father and vows not to marry for love. Oh, the Feels! Enter our heroine, Kate Sheffield, the older half-sister of Edwina who is having her first season along with her very beautiful sister. They are currently sharing a season because of tight finances and […]

• Posted December 8, 2017 • 0 Comments •

I Finally read The Duke and I by Julia Quinn | Audiobook Review

Don’t want to read the whole review? Click to jump to the Skinny Review. I have a confession to make. I am a Bridgerton virgin and so when I decided to read The Duke and I, I was not prepared to binge read, in this case, binge listen, to the whole series! What do you mean a VIRGIN? Well, as much as I am a fan of historical romance, I haven’t read this Julia Quinn series! I know, THE HORROR! In fact, I had not read Julia Quinn until last year when I went to a book signing (a book […]

• Posted November 17, 2017 • 4 Comments •

The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband by Julia Quinn Blog Tour + Giveaway

Manhattan Island July 1779 His head hurt. Correction, his head really hurt. It was hard to tell, though, just what sort of pain it was. He might have been shot through the head with a musket ball. That seemed plausible, given his current location in New York (or was it Connecticut?) and his current occupation as a captain in His Majesty’s army. There was a war going on, in case one hadn’t noticed. But this particular pounding—the one that felt more like someone was bashing his skull with a cannon (not a cannonball, mind you, but an actual cannon) […]

• Posted May 30, 2017 • 1 Comment •