It’s in His Kiss by Julia Quinn
It’s in His Kiss by Julia Quinn is the 7th book in the Bridgerton series. The story of Hyacinth, the youngest Bridgerton daughter, and Gareth St. Clair. Everybody knows that his father is trying to ruin his inheritance, and the only family he has is the well known Lady Agatha Danbury, a character that appears in all the other books as well.
Hyacinth reads to Lady Danbury ever Tuesday. So, when Gareth gets an old family diary that is written in Italian he has to ask his grandmother for help. Obviously, Hyacinth knows the language and helps him with the translation. The diary uncovers a few fascinating secrets, bringing them closer together. It is a fun and lovely novel, loved their story.
All the books in the Bridgerton series:
The Duke and I
The Viscount Who Loved Me
An Offer From a Gentleman
Romancing Mister Bridgerton
To Sir Phillip, With Love
When He Was Wicked
It’s in His Kiss
On the Way to the Wedding
The Bridgertons: Happily Ever After
It’s in His Kiss by Julia Quinn
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My rating: 5/5 Stars
Would I recommend it: Yes
Published by: Piaktus
Year it was published: 2005
Format: Paperback
Genre(s): Fiction
Pages: 368
About the author: Julia Quinn’s story is interesting. She started her writing career during while studying at Harvard College. At that time she was deciding what to do next in her career, eating ice cream and reading a novel, she thought she could write a novel too.
After two yeas, as she was deciding between Yale School of Medicine and Columbia College of Physicians & Surgeons, her agent told her that her first two books were the subject of a bidding war between two publishing houses. Julia put the medical school on hold and wrote another book. The following year she wrote one more book. In the end, she went to medical school, just to realize a few months later that it wasn’t for her. She withdrew and never looked back.
Website & Social Media Links: juliaquinn.com
Regency romance is my guilty pleasure. I don’t think I’ve read Julia Quinn, but read a lot of M C Beaton’s Regency series, they are a very light reading, but enjoyable.