Romancing Mister Bridgerton (edit title)

• Rated 3 stars

“Another delightful edition to the Bridgerton series. I really enjoyed trying to guess who Lady Whistledown is. ”

• Rated 4 stars

“Still enjoying Quinn’s Bridgerton series. In the fourth book in the series, we FINALLY learn who Lady Whistledown is, and it’s exactly who I thought it would be (with a few doubts.) It actually plays a big part in the book, when Lady D offers 1,000 pounds to find out who it is. This book was a bit more serious than the others, but not too much, and the wittiness is still there. I liked it very much for those reasons, and I’ve liked Colin the most out of the brothers, and his story is very romantic. Penelope was a lot deeper than anyone ever imagined, a great match, very good story, but I didn’t like the anger Colin had, that part of him surprised me. I may do a reread to see if I have a different opinion on that. It had a bit of a fairytale feel, Colin falling in love with the wallflower. I totally felt like the attraction between the two were both physical and intellectual.”

• Rated 0 stars

“This one was my favorite in the Bridgerton series. And although it's my favorite, I didn't recognize the title and the cover is different than from the one I own.”

• Rated 5 stars

“It's amazing, i just LOVE it :)”

• Rated 5 stars

“This is my favorite Briderton novel. A sweet story of unrequited love that is finally realized. ”

• Rated 5 stars

“Book 4 in the Bridgerton series. Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton's story. Loved both h/h in this one. Lady Whistledown's identity is revealed.”

• Rated 4 stars

“I've read a lot of the Bridgerton series and I think that it is absoultey brilliant. Can't wait to start this one. Just finished and loved the by story on Lady Whistledown.”

• Rated 4 stars

“This one didn't have as much romance as the other ones...but it felt much more real to me, and that's what made me like it so much.”

• Rated 4 stars

“For Colin Bridgerton, she has always been just Penelope. The extremely shy wallflower who been a constant in his life, a permanent fixture at all Bridgerton gatherings due to her close friendship with his sister. Yet twelve years later and he starts noticing things about her - her wit and intelligence, and even how big and expressive her brown eyes are. And for the very first time, Penelope is no longer the awkward girl who simply happened to be "just there". For the handsome and legendary charmer Bridgerton number three, it matters that Penelope Featherington, the woman who is starting to stir feelings deep within him, is there.

When she was sixteen, Penelope fell in love with her friend's brother. But for the plain and gauche girl, the one always standing at the perimeter of the ballroom, yearning to be asked to dance, but bravely pretending she didn't care, it seemed that she was destined to watch him from afar. Then twelve years after longing for the one man who haunted her maidenly dreams, Penelope's secret prayer would finally be answered when she finally catches the eye of the charming Bridgerton brother.

ROMANCING MR BRIDGERTON is another wonderful addition to the delightful series created by one of today's most brilliant historical romance writers. As clichéd at it was, I was so happy to see Colin and Penelope end up together. I thought it was just wonderful getting to know more about Penelope, learning about the intelligent and witty woman hiding inside the shy spinster whom the notorious Lady Whistledown has made a laughing stock of in her Society column. And Colin, of course, is just heavenly - always so charming and sexy.

Featuring the wonderful Bridgerton family, especially the now grown-up Hyacinth who comes up with some witty remarks, this book is a fun and entertaining read that would leave you smiling. And I am glad to finally uncover the identity of Lady Whistledown and realize that I was right all along! ”

• Rated 3 stars

“Not one of my favorites but still a good addition to the Bridgerton Series. I'm a fan of the Bridgerton Boys but Colin isn't my favorite so I might be a little biased. But I would still suggest it to any romance lover.”