by Julia Quinn
Read Dates: 9/3/24 to 9/6/24
Review
"Francesca's tale immerses us in the warmth of a loving marriage, yet we're burdened by the shadow of impending heartache. From a light and carefree beginning, the narrative swiftly shifts to a poignant exploration of inevitable sorrow. We enter this story with the foreknowledge of the coming grief, aware that Francesca must confront the loss of her beloved Michael and the daunting prospect of a lifetime without another chance at love in Regency-era England.
Despite this certainty, we find ourselves deeply invested in their love story. Francesca and Michael's relationship, though challenged by life's emotional strains, endears us as they navigate their feelings for one another. The family dynamics, including the occasional metaphorical "get it together" nudges, add a relatable touch.
Having encountered many Bridgerton stories, I have to say, this might just be my favorite so far!"
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