Name: The Further Observations of Lady Whistledown
ISBN: 9780060511500

Julia Quinn

Karen Hawkins

Suzanne Enoch

Mia Ryan

Lady Whistledown Tells All! Society is abuzz when the Season's most promising debutante is jilted by her intended -- only to be swept away by the deceitful rogue's dashing older brother -- in New York Times bestseller Julia Quinn's witty, charming, and heartfelt tale. When the scandalous actions of his beautiful fiancée are recorded in Lady Whistledown's column, a concerned groom-to-be rushes back to London to win his lady's heart once and forever, in Suzanne Enoch's enchanting romantic gem. Karen Hawkins captivates with an enduring story of a handsome rogue whose lifelong friendship -- and his heart -- are tested when the lovely lady in question sets her cap for someone else. A dazzling and delightful tale by Mia Ryan has a young woman cast out of her home by an insufferable yet charming marquis -- who intends to take possession not only of the house ... but its former occupant as well!

The Further Observations of Lady Whistledown

Vivi

★★★☆☆ (3.5)

"Siento algo por ti que jamás he sentido por otra persona y sé con total seguridad que quiero sentirlo para siempre."
Extrañaba leer de todo el mundo de los Bridgerton, así que sucumbí a esto ¿Vale la pena? Más o menos, como lectura sencilla es interesante pero tuve sentimientos encontrados entre historias. 

RTC.

Connor 

Probably a 4.5, but this was all very delightful??? Each novella (they can't really be termed short stories with so many chapters, now, can they) was lovely and each couple (and the way they related loosely to the other three) was adorable.

Tate

Rating: 3.5 stars

Favorite Quotes: “How long had he loved Liza? Days? Months? Or had it been years? Had he not been comparing every woman he knew to her? It was as if she’d always been in his heart, tucked away in a safe corner, waiting for the right time to reveal her true beauty.” 

Summary: Four novellas are all connected through their appearances in Lady Whistledown’s scandal sheet. Lady Anne Bishop has been taking advantage of all of the entertainment the season has to offer, such advantage in the fact that the fiancé she has never met is drawn to London. A handsome rogue has to deal with surprising feelings after his dear friend decides to set her cap… for someone else. A charming marquess pursues a woman who regards him with disdain. An older brother attempts to make amends to the woman whom his brother had scorned until he realizes that he has started to fall for this scorned woman. 

Review: 
True Love by Suzanne Enoch
I didn’t care for this novella, primarily because of the vain leading lady, Lady Anne Bishop. She was quite entitled and spoiled. The battle of wills between Anne and Maxmilian was entertaining and did a good job of building tension; the eventual resolution to the conflict was romantic. 
Two Hearts by Karen Hawkins 
	I really enjoyed this novella. Royce loses his mind when his dear eccentric Liza decides she wants to enter wedlock. I loved the part when Royce realizes he’s in love with Liza and has been in love with Liza and that’s why he has been going out of his mind over the idea of her marrying someone else. I loved the best friends to lovers and Royce’s sister meg was a wonderful addition to the story! (view spoiler)[ Meg and the random elderly matron gossiping during Royce’s love confession was very humorous and kept the tone light.  (hide spoiler)] Royce’s fierce protectiveness over Liza was a very strong force in building the devotion that is clear within him for Liza. This novella reminded me of Colin and Penelope Bridgerton from the Briderton series. 
A Dozen Kisses by Meg Ryan
	I was not very engaged in this novella. Darington was a sweet love interest who you can’t help but feel for due to his struggle to communicate as a result of an injury. Caroline and he do have a palpable connection but poor Caroline is just so confused due to her lack of knowledge about his condition. It was frustrating to read, knowing that the conflict would be so easily explained and resolved but it was still a nice story. 
Thirty-Six Valentines by Julia Quinn
	I loved this novella! Susannah Ballister had been publicly courted by Clive Mann-Formsby for months and she believed that a proposal is imminent until Clive surprised everyone by announcing his marriage to another woman. This novella follows the love story of Susannah and Clive’s older brother David, an Earl who was so sweet and infatuated with Susannah. He was so romantic that I swear I swooned on occasion.

Magda Silva

Lady Whistledown is back and with a bang. Loved this character from the start and once again she did not dissapoint. Great couples, can't say who is my favorite one but even do I liked them the last one was a bit dissapoint just because I guessed that would end up together.