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Fans of the wonderful Bridgerton tales will love this
posted by harstan on December 9, 2008
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Not as good as other Bridgerton novels
posted by Amanda15 on December 28, 2009
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Fans of the wonderful Bridgerton tales will love this
In 1815, his father orders Gareth St. Clair to marry Mary Winthrop as the family needs the money from her dowry. He is stunned because Mary may be a year older than him, but no more than just a child in her mind. He refuses so his sire tosses him out while explaining he is not his son as someone else is his biological father. Stunned, Gareth vows to learn the truth about his roots............... Ten years later Gareth finally has a clue, the diary of his Italian grandmother. He asks intelligent linguist Hyacinth Bridgerton to translate it into English for him. As they work together on the translation and interpretation, they fall in love, but someone willing to kill wants to stop them before secrets surface.......................... Fans of the wonderful Bridgerton tales have watched Hyacinth grow up but remain consistent personality wise from her first appearance as a child through the romantic capers of her six siblings until finally her story is told. The seventh and final Regency of this generation siblings is a terrific entry, one of the best if not the best in this strong line as the audience has waited to see who can match up with the brilliant assertive Hyacinth. Readers will not be disappointed with Gareth as Julia Quinn delivers under extreme pressure to find the right hero................ Harriet Klausner
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Amanda15
Posted December 28, 2009
Not as good as other Bridgerton novels
I rank this one 5th in the Bridgerton series behind 1,2,8,and 6. Hyacinth can be too much at times, and I just didn't feel the romance between hero and heroine in this one as much as the above mentioned novels. Still worth reading, as is the rest of the series.
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Anonymous
Posted September 30, 2011
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Anonymous
Posted May 25, 2011
I LOVE THIS SERIES!
I have read many books by Julia and Her brigerton series is my favorite series that she does! This book it yet another one of the wonderful series. Read it you can't go wrong. If you haven't read any of the other books in the series I would highly recommend reading the others first you will enjoy it so much more!
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Not Spectacular, but it was enjoyable. I liked it
I enjoyed how there was no major conflict in the book. Sometimes I just like to read and I don't always need a crazy villain thrown into the mix. Just a little bit of mischief is good for me.
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carriesplace
Posted March 13, 2010
Romantic, Heartwarming and a great story..Couldnt put it down..
I love this series of books by Julia Quinn..They have the balance of intrigue, romance with a little sizzle thrown in. The Characters are so likable and human that I immerse my self in this story and come out with a smile..
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This is a story of a man who is compelled and attracted to a girl for more than her looks..When they kiss there is a tingle, a spark of heat they both feel..the story continues on with these two sneaking out to find a treasure against all of societies boundaries. .
When the auhtor talks about his kiss I am there and it is exciting..
isnt that what a good book is for?? I LOVE IT.. -
Lots of Fun
The Bridgertons are always a hoot. Hyacinth and Lady Danbury are great. Gareth was interesting.
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The Bridgertons, as always, very fun! -
Perfect continuence in the Bridgerton Saga
This Book will make you cry if you are new to ramance novels and if you are a die hard romancer you will not be able to put it down. It is touching and one to keep
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Anonymous
Posted November 15, 2006
Quinn does it right!
Each of the Bridgertons stories are wonderful. I could not put any of them down, ordered them all in hardback, and will love them forever. My only piece of advice, read them in order...you gain so much more enjoyment and laughter when you do. :)
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Anonymous
Posted July 18, 2006
Quick, fast-paced, and compelling.
It's in His Kiss by Julia Quinn Reviewer: Pamela Ackerson (author of Home of the Braves trilogy) Quick, fast-paced, and compelling. Ms Quinn hits the target and again creates another page turner. Excellent story, excellent read, believable characters and you just can't put it down. The Bridgerton series will be one to remember. With imagination and unique style she gives you Hyacinth Bridgerton and her tale, adding charm and intrigue to a character you will not likely forget any time soon. Clear your schedule for this book, plan a quickie dinner and enjoy!
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Anonymous
Posted July 5, 2006
soooo sweet!
This book is sweet, that is the only way to describe it. I thought that gareth and hyacinth were perfect for eachother and I loved the adventure in the book along with that wonderful sence of humor that julia quinn is famous for. And as always I loved lady danbury! Great read!
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Anonymous
Posted February 17, 2006
Shouldn't it be 'It's in His Kisses'?!
Hyacinth, for most of has probably known her since she was 8 in 'The Duke and I (the first book in the series). Maybe it's that build-up that we have of Hyacinth (at least for me) that makes this installment so disappointing. Sure she's outgoing and brave, but you don't really see that for yourself. Other characters tell you that and it becomes bland because where's the spunky and witty Hyacinth? And then there's Gareth, who of course is handsome, but aha! He's not rich (though he has a title). You'll have to read the book to find out why. Again, do the readers get to see firsthand what a rake Gareth is besides from other characters' gossiping? No, in fact, Gareth seems to be so 'tame' to the point where you'd think Hyacinth is the 2nd woman he's been with. The secondary characters are however, a delight. Lady Danbury (again, readers of Quinn will recognize) seems to be the only one that has anything worthwhile and interesting to say (though Quinn seems to go on and on about it - yes we get the idea that Lady Danbury has spunk). And then there's Gregory, who doesn't make any appearance in the previous books from the time he's grown up (he is off to Eton and all). Anyways, lets just say that Quinn ins't very sublte about it. Gregory makes an appearance that makes you go, 'huh? oh yeah, that's the stereotypical brother who's protective of his sister for one chapter and then disappears for the rest of the book.' Lastly, Violet, Hyacinth's dear mum. Is it just me or does she love rakes? I thought rakes were a 'bad' thing in the ton, especially for chaste, unmarried young women like Hyacinth? Yet, Violet seems to throw her daughter in Gareth's face at every opportunity! Alright and finally the plot. In romance novels, the outcome is predictable (yay! a happy ending!) but it's the journey of arriving towards 'happily-ever-after' that makes these books worthwhile. The plot let's just say is thin and predictable. The italian diary serves to push the two protagonists together, but there's no chemistry or excitement and when the issue of the diary is resolved, you just kinda go, 'well duh Mr. Hero and Ms. Heroine!' Instead, you end up having Hyacinth bugging Gareth 3/4 of the time and personally, his sense of reasoning confuses me, especially in the seduction scene. And by the way, there's something about the title that annoys me. They've obviously kissed more than once and no, Quinn doesn't tell you how special it is or anything, they just kiss and you get the whole, 'oh wow - my heart's afluttering' sorta deal. I just thought the title would play a more significant or sentimental role in the book. I love Julia Quinn (in fact I got into romance books because of her and some other authors), but this truly is not her best. Maybe she was just tired or rushed, but hopefully Gregory (the not so subtle brother and the final installment of the Bridgerton series) will have that same spark we've seen!
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Anonymous
Posted December 28, 2005
i just can't wait
i read all the books in order by accident and i just couldnt put them down. she has became my favorite historical romance author. i love how lady danbury does her deviousness on the low. im happy for all the marriages in this series even if it is fictional. i just cant wait for gregory's story. i wonder how she'll attach the ball and chain on the baby bridgerton brother who im sure will try to avoid marriage as well. love it.
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Anonymous
Posted July 1, 2005
Disappointing
After reading Julia Quinn's 'When He Was Wicked', I couldn't wait for Quinn's next book. I was so happy seeing 'It's In His Kiss' at the bookstore that I bought it immediately. However I was really disappointed with the storyline. Sure there were witty and funny dialogue in the story however it lacked the special spark that drives one to continue reading the book. The banters between the main characters became boring and tedious. I hope Julia Quinn's next book will keep to the tradition of 'When He Was Wicked'.
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Anonymous
Posted August 6, 2005
SHE'S BAAAACK!
AFTER A DISAPPOINTING 'WHEN HE WAS WICKED' I HOPED THIS NEW BOOK WAS IN KEEPING WITH QUINN'S USUAL WONDERFUL WRITING. AND IT WAS!! IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A STEAMY READ YOU WON'T FIND IT-THIS WRITER-ON A SENSUAL SCALE OF 1-10 BARELY EVER BREAKS A SWEAT WITH A 5 AND SO IT IS WITH THIS BOOK. BUT THE ROMANTIC INTERLUDES ARE MORE THAN SUITABLE FOR THE STORYLINE. THIS IS ALSO NOT A RIB TICKLER AS SOME OF HER BOOKS ARE BUT THERE ARE MORE THAN A FEW SMILES FOR ALL. HYACINTH IS NOT YOUR SIMPERING-EYES DOWNCAST FEMALE OF THE TON. GARETH EVOKES SYMPATHY WITHOUT WHINING ABOUT HIS 'SITUATION' TO HYACINTH-HER FAMILY AND THE READER. IT IS NICE TO VISIT WITH THE EXTENDED BRIDGERTON FAMILY AGAIN AND LOOKING FORWARD TO GREGORY'S STORY-THE LAST OF THE BRIDGERTON CHILDREN. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A LONG TIME THE ARTIST'S RENDITION OF THE MAIN COUPLE ACTUALLY FITS THE AUTHOR'S DESCRIPTION-A NICE LITTLE TOUCH I WISH ALL ROMANCE BOOKS WOULD SEE TO. DO NOT--I REPEAT--DO NOT READ THE LAST PAGE OF THIS BOOK FIRST-IT WILL SPOIL THE WHOLE BOOK FOR YOU.
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Anonymous
Posted July 10, 2005
Outstanding Romance!
I believe this is Julia Quinn's best book yet. The characters were wonderful and true to themselves. The romance was great, the mystery subplot intriguing and it was a compelling book! A real page-turner! If you've enjoyed her other Bridgerton books you'll love this!
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Anonymous
Posted July 2, 2005
absolutely, positively wonderful!!!!
i just got this book yesterday, and i couldn't put it down. in less than five hours of reading, i am already finished. as with any julia quinn book, it captivates readers and pulls you into regency england. it is definitely one of the best of the series and a jewel in all respects.
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Anonymous
Posted July 2, 2005
Everything you expect is delivered....
Hyancinth's story is so wonderful! I was so excited when I sat down to read it and I finished it the same night. Julia Quinn has kept her (Hyacinth) true to herself and you will find yourself laughing during most of the book. St. Clair is a great hero, and the only one to compete with Hyacinth...be sure to buy this book!!
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