The Viscount Who Loved Me
by Julia Quinn
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Julia Quinn's 1999 novel — the second in her beloved Bridgerton series — pairs the rakish, commitment-phobic Viscount Anthony Bridgerton with Kate Sharma, the sharp-tongued older sister of the woman he intends to marry, in a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance set against the Regency London season. Quinn has a gift for witty, sparring dialogue that recalls the best drawing-room comedies, and the emotional stakes feel genuinely high despite the frothy setting. The wasp scene alone has become legendary among romance readers. This is the book that made the series famous, and it more than deserves its reputation.
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AI reading intelligence"The enemies-to-lovers template executed at its very best. Anthony and Kate's banter has a genuine emotional charge."
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When Bickering Becomes a Love Language
There's something absolutely delicious about two people who can't stop arguing with each other, and Julia Quinn understands this perfectly. Kate Sheffield and Anthony Bridgerton have the kind of sparring chemistry that makes you want to shake them and push them together all at once. If you love your romance with wit, tension, and that exquisite moment when rivals finally admit what's been simmering all along, this is your book.
Book Details
- Publisher
- Little, Brown Book Group Limited
- Published
- January 1, 2000
- Pages
- 392
- Language
- English
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