It's In His Kiss: Two beloved Bridgerton novels in one beautiful collector's edition featuring sprayed edges and foil iconography. (Bridgertons Book 7)

Great book

Amazing book, in a good quality paper edition. Love it

A good read and insight into the 7th Bridgerton child. I also enjoyed the last few chapters following on from years later. A good read in the Julia Quinn series.

Great plot, and I loved that this book wasn't only about romance but also about the missing jewels.

Definitely one of the best of the Bridgestone stories. More rounded, better, more mature. Usual annoying US spelling, which spoils the flow.

The story was well written and I loved the romance building up, however the storyline just wasn’t for me, I wish it was a little more exciting, a little more thrilling, I was quite a mundane relationship which you know, is realistic however I like the books with flare and drama. It was a lovely romance story however.

Fantastic read, I literally couldn't stop reading it,, despite my husbands complaints about the light from my kindle keeping him awake.

Hyacinth Bridgerton, youngest of eight, isn't like other girls in the ton. She's forthright, outspoken, intelligent and good friends with Lady Danbury. In fact she's so like the fearsome dowager countess that she's scared off her suitors altogether.When a heart-to-heart conversation with her mother points this out, Hyacinth is forced to admit that while most men don't stand a chance of keeping up with her, the few who do... terrify her completely. Not that it matters, of course, because there's no one around who she's the slightest bit interested in.Except...Gareth St. Clair, handsome, charming, intelligent and the grandson of Lady Danbury. If anyone can keep up with Hyacinth, it would be him. But he has such a terrible reputation, not to mention that he always appears to be laughing at her. But he also has a challenge for her that she simply can't resist.Lady Danbury returns! Ever since her meddlesome matchmaking in 'How to Marry a Marquis', Lady D has been a staple of Julia Quinn's books, playing a vital role in 'Romancing Mr. Bridgerton' and making her presence most definitely felt throughout the majority of the rest. Here she stars in the very first chapter, alongside Penelope and Hyacinth, in a wonderful scene that sets the tone for the book: witty, light-hearted fun, with the occasional dash of sarcastic humour.Although Hyacinth and Gareth are a wonderful pair - and very well suited to each other - this book is made by a few fabulous Bridgerton moments: Hyacinth's two conversations with her mother; Gareth's interview with Anthony; Gregory's appearence. They all add that extra touch to JQ's usual humourous romance.And once again it ends with a perfect epilogue (don't miss the Second Epilogue e-book - it's worth downloading!). Ever since her first appearence in 'The Duke and I', Hyacinth has been a witty scene stealer, so it's great to see her end up with the story she deserves.

I thoroughly enjoyed Hyacinth and Gareth; a love supreme, he was so much more than his so- called father thought of him. This story was amazing, Thanks Julia.

great story. hyacinth is one of my favorite characters.

I was sent a copy with the newest cover look/style promoting the netflix series. I ordered another book from the series from a different seller and ended up with an older look/copy and was disappointed....but this one ("its in his kiss") was the new style I was looking for to add to my collection. The book was also in perfect new condition and arrived quickly. Currently reading it and it might be one of my favs from the book series :)

Another good book by Julia Quinn

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