As the two fall for each other, while delving into Gareth’s family history, a perfectly timed kiss could end up being more important than anything else. After all, she’s grown bored with a never-ending line of suitors over the past three years.Īnd when Gareth gives Hyacinth his grandmother’s diary to translate, she’s even more curious. Clair at the annual Smythe-Smith musicale, his personality is challenging enough to keep her interested. When the stubborn and competitive Hyacinth Bridgerton meets Gareth St. Quinn’s most popular series, the eight Bridgerton books are set between 18 and follow the eight children of the late Viscount Bridgerton as they navigate love, marriage, and the societal pressures–and drama–of English nobility. So grab a cozy blanket and a tub of Ben and Jerry’s and get ready to make your way through all the historical romance a person could want.

Whether you read them in order, read the best first, or skip to the steamy scenes, there’s something here for every romance lover. Although to be clear, even the books at the bottom of the list are still very well-loved by readers, don’t worry. Julia Quinn, the best-selling author of the Bridgerton books, has a whole bunch of other series you can sink your teeth into.įor your reading–ahem–pleasure, I have compiled a list of all of Quinn’s books and ranked them from most to least loved series (and books within the series). If you’re like me and can’t read the books once you’ve seen the show or movie version, I have great news for you.

Dancing at midnight by julia quinn