Ī moment so tremendous, so sharp and breathtaking, that one knows one’s life will never be the same.
When I started this one, it was very clear this was going to be different than some of the other ones in the series, but by the end it emerged as my favorite in the entire series. However, Julia Quinn is a stunning writer and I fully trust her ability to write believable romances that will win me over in spite of myself even if I don’t LOVE the story, I know that I will at least enjoy it. So when I finally got to Francesca’s story I was fully expecting it to be the book that I had to ‘get through’ before moving on to the rest of the charming Bridgerton siblings. Which made me constantly think ‘wow that sounds depressing’. For example, there were references about her being a widow really young and that the love of her life died etc. The minimal references to Francesca’s story left me with a lot more questions than answers. I was constantly reminding myself that ‘oh ya there is another Bridgerton sibling before Gregory and Hyacinth’. To be honest, I practically forgot about her on a regular basis. There is next to any info about Francesca’s character in all the other books.
The sixth book in the Bridgerton series was probably the one I was least looking forward to.
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