The Bridgertons
One or two intimate scenes, fade to black or lightly described.
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#1 New York Times bestselling author Julia Quinn presents a novella featuring Violet Bridgerton along with a collection of "second epilogues" to her Bridgerton series—her beloved Regency-set novels featuring her charming, powerful Bridgerton family—now a series created by Shondaland for Netflix. Ever wonder what happens after the Happily Ever After? Julia Quinn’s Bridgerton series remains one of the most beloved among Regency romance readers, and this collection of "second epilogues"—stories that take place after the original books end—offers fans more from their favorite characters. Also unique to this volume is a heartwarming romance novella featuring Violet Bridgerton, beloved mother of the eight Bridgerton siblings, in addition to second epilogues for 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; and On the Way to the Wedding sure to satisfy the legions of Julia Quinn fans.
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An Offer from a Gentleman
Same Bridgerton warmth and sibling banter, but a Cinderella-masquerade romance with a forbidden class gap and a bit more heat on the page.
Mr. Cavendish, I Presume
Same author's light Regency charm and family-tangled plotting, only here it's a long-standing arranged betrothal and a slower, cooler burn.
The Chocolate Lovers' Christmas
Keeps the found-family warmth and second chances you loved, but swaps Regency ballrooms for a cozy modern Christmas with barely any spice.
Happy Place
Found-family friend group and a second-chance couple, like the Bridgerton ensemble, though contemporary, more emotionally raw, and spicier.
A pocketful of silver
Another historical family story full of secrets and second chances, but darker, gritty working-class, and more saga than courtship romance.
The Last Field Party
Tight-knit friend group and reunion second chances in the ensemble style, just small-town YA football instead of Regency, and chaste.