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Title	:	Ten Things I Love About You (Bevelstoke #3)
Author	:	Julia Quinn
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 377 pages
Published	:	May 25th 2010 by Avon
Categories	:	Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Regency. Historical Fiction

Ten Things I Love About You (Bevelstoke #3)

Julia Quinn

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 377 pages

Rating: 3.97 | 17686 Users | 1137 Reviews

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Annabel Winslow is in a pickle. Having newly arrived in London for her first season and being in possession of a voluptuous figure, is being openly courted the the Earl of Newbury, who is at least 75 and a nasty brute to boot. Annabel does not want to marry him, of course, but feels that she has no choice since her father has recently died and left the whole family, including Annabel's mother and her 7 siblings, almost destitute.

Then, while attending a party in the countryside, Annabel met Sebastian Grey, the Earl of Newbury's nephew. And suddenly she found herself not only courted by the lecherous uncle, but also the charming young nephew. Should she follow her heart so that she can be with the one she loves, or should she marry the loathsome earl just so she can put food on the table for her family and make sure that her brothers get to stay in school?

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Original Title:	Ten Things I Love About You
ISBN:	0061491896 (ISBN13: 9780061491894)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Bevelstoke #3
Characters:	Annabel Winslow, Sebastian Grey
Setting:	London, England,1822(United Kingdom)
Literary Awards:	All About Romance (AAR) Annual Reader Poll for Funniest Romance (2011), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Romance (2010)

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I am not Julia Quinn's biggest fan. Ever since that awful Two Dukes of Wyndham episode, I haven't wanted to pick her up again.this one just looked so cute, though, so I gave JQ another shot...boy am I glad I did! What a fun romance! It caught my attention and held it throughout, and it was just plain sweet.Annabel is enjoying her first season in London, sort of. She's a country girl at heart whose grandmother thought it might be fun to sponsor her. So her grandmother finds an earl who wants her.

Me, jumping up and down. Julia Quinn is back. After ditching Because of Miss Bridgerton and losing interest towards the end of the original Bridgerton series I went on a break. Sad as JQ and Lisa Kleypas are the two authors that pulled me back into romances.Ten Things was delicious and charming. Plenty of banter from the hero, and the heroine is yet another intelligent and sweet heroine that gets her happy ending.The premise is that Annabels awful grandparents want her to marry the even more

Very ho-hum. 2 stars.Boring heroine.Boring romance.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.Also, this book seems to focus too much

What can I say? This book was absolutely adorable. Sebastian Gray is one of the most lovable heroes in Romancelandia. I suppose he could be described as a "tortured hero", but unlike others who are labeled as such, Seb prescribes to the "when life deals you lemons...make lemonade" theory and therefore is always positive and upbeat. He is honest, forthright, loyal to family and friends, and his manners are impeccable. He is also so damn handsome (and virile) he is in constant demand by the young

Hum, should I list the 10 things I liked about this book, or the 10 things I didn't like?As a compromise, I will list 5 of each.Liked:1. The Hero, Sebastian, was a rake. I'm a sucker for a rake.2. The heroine has a great sense of humor and laughs out loud. Not in a lady-like way. I love when someone snort-laughs. It makes me laugh so much harder.3. The hero writes books that are ridiculous. One of his characters is killed by a pigeon.4. The love story is cute and awwwww-worthy.5. The grandma,

4.5 starsI remember last year when almost everyone seemed to be reading this book. My Goodreads updates feed was always inundated with updates and reviews for Ten Things I Love About You, yet I never considered reading it. Big mistake on my part. I loved this book, and I thought it was just as good as What Happens in London.Sebastian became one of my favorite characters in What Happens in London as Harry's charming, rogue of a cousin. But it was in this book that I came to love him. In Ten

Taking one star off after the most recent re-read with LaceyI still love Seb to pieces. The precious little idiot who writes the most hilarious gothic romances is one of my favorite JQ heroes ever. I loved that One He went his own way against his family's wishes and carved out a life for himself, Two He loves his friends and their families that much and bickers with his best friend's wife like they're related, Three He writes the most hilarious books and that he Four gets adorably protective of