I’m ending my review with sulking face, dissatisfied mood! I wish for myself to read better romances with more tolerable heroes in near future! Fingers crossed! Next week I think I’ll turn back to book third and find out what I missed! Maybe she doesn’t end then at all! )Īnyways: I only gave three disappointing stars for my love of Penelope but overall as I expected to love this book more than the other books of the series, I disliked it more! On the other hand Penelope is still amazing, brave, smart, sweet pie! I hope she may end up with a better hero but well, they were childhood friends and she waited for too long to have him and she couldn’t see the man turned into the worst nightmare of true romance lover readers ( she has no idea she’s going to marry with an ass! Poor girl!)Īnd the conclusion of the story was so abrupt just like the other books’ ending! ( why the author has hard time to finish the books with proper endings. I’m directly saying: Colin is a real ASS! ( or ARSE) Oh boy! What the hell happened to that lovely boy: he became a true, annoying, immature, insignificant, irritating spoiled brat who deserves my ten thousand punches! He’s rude, arrogant, cold, pretentious! Nope! He doesn’t deserve to be called hero ! He can be only irritating, very punchable supporting character of a book or unlikable soap opera character who kicks out at the third episode of the series! So I skipped the third book to read two of my favorite characters on my Saturday which reserved for more regency romance and chill with Chardonnay!īut.
Wow! I’m soooo sooo sooo pissed off right now! Since I devoured streaming series I got addicted to the Bridgerton madness like 63 million householders and Penelope became my favorite character from the beginning (being a Irish series Derry Girls fan also affected my judgment because Nicola Coughlan is such a brilliant actress who plays Penelope) and at first two books I got impression that Colin was smartest and most likable brother of Bridgertons.
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