Lists : Julia Quinn Novels

I love lists, and I love working my way through a list. Here's a list of Julia Quinn novels (source http://juliaquinn.com/booklist.htm)

1)   [READ] Splendid ~ Alexander and Emma
2)   [READ] Dancing at Midnight ~ John and Arabella
3)   [READ] Minx ~ William and Henrietta
4)   [READ] Everything and the Moon ~ Robert and Victoria
5)   [READ] Brighter than the Sun ~ Charles and Eleanor  
6)   [READ] To Catch an Heiress ~ Blake and Caroline 
7)   [READ] How to Marry a Marquis ~ James and Elizabeth
8)   The Duke and I ~ Simon and Daphne
9)   [READ] The Viscount Who Loved Me ~ Anthony and Kate
10)  An Offer from a Gentleman ~ Benedict and Sophie
11)  [READ] Romancing Mr. Bridgerton ~ Colin and Penelope 
12)  [READ] To Sir Phillip, With Love ~ Phillip and Eloise
13)  [READ] When He Was Wicked ~ Michael and Francesca
14)  [READ] It's in His Kiss ~ Gareth and Hyacinth
15)  On the Way to the Wedding ~ Gregory and Lucinda 
16)  [READ] The Secret Diaries of Miss Miranda Cheever ~ Turner and Miranda
17)  The Lost Duke of Wyndham ~ Jack and Grace 
18)  Mr. Cavendish, I Presume ~ Thomas and Amelia
19)  [READ] What Happens in London ~ Olivia and Harry
20)  [READ] Ten Things I Love About You ~ Sebastian and Annabel
21)  Just Like Heaven ~ Marcus and Honoria


Fifteen books read, and just six more to complete the list. I'm reading The Lost Duke of Wyndham at the moment.  

No 21, Just Like Heaven will be released soon at the end of May. Can't wait for it!

Daily Quote : Something Important

From Julia Quinn's It's In His Kiss

"I think something important is about to happen,' Hyacinth said with a sigh.

"Something important is always about to happen, my dear girl," Lady Danbury said. "And if not, you'd do well to act as if it were. You'll enjoy life better that way."

Julia Quinn - Delighfully Funny Romances

Julia Quinn's regency romances are just like all romance novels - girls meets guy, some plot in between, and they end up happily ever after. But, unlike most romance novels, Julia Quinn's are bloody funny. I've laughed out loud countless times while reading her books.

Here's an excerpt  from Ten Things I Love About You

Annabel had heard the hearts-dropping-to-the-stomach expression before, and she'd said it, too, but this was the first time she actually understood it. Her entire body felt wrong, as if her heart was in her stomach and her lungs were in her ears, and her brain was somewhere east of France.

And here's a funny one-liner.

Any sane person would flee in such a situation, and probably half of the mad ones, as well.

I heart Julia Quinn!