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Numa noite, sentado num cobertor no bosque, uma jovem muito desgostosa com o seu casamento arranjado tropeça no sonhador Grey, e puff há borboletas e foguetes.

You care so much about my success and happiness, and it’s thanks to you we’re now able to enjoy both. Sebastian first appeared in What Happens in London. He kind of stole the show, so it was pretty clear to me he'd need his own book. And in fact, I've given him another book: the graphic novel adaptation of Miss Butterworth and the Mad Baron! But—but—” Annabel gaped at her grandmother, then looked at Lord Newbury, and then at Sebastian, who appeared to be speechless.You genuinely want to hear my opinion and value my perspective. FREE “REASONS WHY I LOVE YOU” PRINTABLE BOOK Annabel looked at Louisa, sitting so properly in the chair next to her. Her cousin was a wisp of a thing, with slender shoulders, light brown hair and eyes of the palest green. Annabel always thought she looked like a bit of a monster next to her. Her own hair was dark and wavy, her skin the sort that would tan if she allowed herself too much time in the sun, and her figure had been attracting unwanted attention since her twelfth summer.

The Grandmother was an absolutely unpredictable hoot! I think she might be more interesting than Mrs. Davenport (From "It's In His Kiss"). I loved Annabel's cousin, and Sebastion's cousins added much to the charm of the book. However, my favorite supporting character was Sebastion's writing...:) I have loved those crazy books since early in the Bridgerton series. It was such a great happy part of this book as well. Way too much internal dialogue. Plus the internal dialogue was often about completely random stuff. Show me, don't tell me.There was only one short love scene. I think the descriptions of the uncle assaulting her were more graphic than the love scenes. The writing style is typical Julia Quinn, the banter is witty and funny as always; I really can't put my finger on what went wrong. Maybe it was the short time span this book covered (everything happened in a little more than a week) that failed to convince me this is a great love story. I love that you are the person I get to spend the rest of my life with, because with you I know that no day will be the same (or easy) but it will always be filled with love and effort. Cute ending, but the part that leads up to is weird. I don't like when authors use rape attempts on the heroine in romances. Like, really - can we not? I mean I like that she was going to fight him - but then, her grandma and lover come into the room - and everything becomes rather flippant and "humorous." Humor after a rape attempt scene, especially when the rapist is still in the room? Doesn't seem right.