The Duke And I:
After Enduring Two Seasons In London, Daphne Bridgerton Is No Longer Naive Enough To Believe She Will Be Able To Be Marry For Love.

The Viscount Who Loved Me:
Having Spent His Twenties In A Rakish Pursuit Of Pleasure (whilst Taking Care To Ensure The Financial Security Of His Mother And Seven Younger Siblings And Mother)

An Offer From A Gentleman:
Sophie Beckett Never Dreamed She'd Be Able To Sneak Into Lady Bridgerton's Famed Masquerade Ball Or That "Prince Charming" Would Be Waiting There For Her

Romancing Mr Bridgerton:
On The Sixth Of April, In The Year 1812 - Precisely Two Days Before Her Sixteenth Birthday - Penelope Featherington Fell In Love.

To Sir Phillip, With Love:
My Dear Miss Bridgerton. We Have Been Corresponding Now For Quite Some Time, And Although We Have Never Formally Met, I Feel As If I Know You.

When He Was Wicked:
If God Ever Wanted To Smite A Sinner, He Couldn't Do Better Than Michael Stirling. Michael Stirling, Sinner. He Could See It On A Calling Card.

It's In His Kiss:
Gareth St. Clair Is In A Bind. His Father, Who Detests Him, Is Determined To Beggar The St. Clair Estates And Ruin His Inheritance.

On The Way To The Wedding:
Unlike Most Men Of His Acquaintance, Gregory Bridgerton Is A Firm Believer In True Love. He'd Have To Be An Idiot Not To Be: All Seven Of His Siblings Are Happily Married.

The Bridgertons: Happily Ever After:
Julia Quinn's Bridgerton Series Remains One Of The Most Beloved Among Historical Romance Readers.