Julia Quinn
About
Julia Quinn is a bestselling author renowned for her historical romance novels, particularly the beloved Bridgerton series, which inspired the hit Netflix adaptation. Born in 1970, she graduated from Harvard and briefly attended Yale School of Medicine before pursuing a writing career. Her witty dialogue and rich characters have earned her numerous accolades, including induction into the Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame. Quinn's works are translated into 41 languages, captivating readers worldwide. She remains an influential voice in romantic fiction, cherished for her ability to blend humor, love, and historical detail into captivating narratives.
Books (31)
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Just Like Heaven
3.93•Romance
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The Duke and I
3.73•Romance
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An Offer From a Gentleman
3.88•Romance
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Because of Miss Bridgerton
3.94•Romance
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The Other Miss Bridgerton
4.04•Romance
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The Lost Duke of Wyndham
3.75•Romance
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Queen Charlotte
4.43•Romance
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What Happens in London
4.03•Romance
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It's in His Kiss
4.08•Romance
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Everything and the Moon
3.75•Romance
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The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband
3.94•Romance
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Romancing Mister Bridgerton
3.83•Romance
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The Viscount Who Loved Me
3.91•Historical Fiction
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Minx
3.85•Romance
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To Catch an Heiress
3.90•Romance
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Mr. Cavendish, I Presume
3.61•Romance
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When He Was Wicked
3.89•Romance
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First Comes Scandal
3.83•Romance
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The Lady Most Likely
3.79•Romance
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The Secret Diaries of Miss Miranda Cheever
3.88•Romance
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Dancing at Midnight
3.76•Romance
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A Night Like This
3.87•Romance
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The Bridgertons
3.71•Romance
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Brighter Than the Sun
3.91•Romance
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The Sum of All Kisses
3.96•Romance
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The Secrets of Sir Richard Kenworthy
3.68•Romance
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Four Weddings and a Sixpence
3.88•Romance
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To Sir Phillip, With Love
3.67•Romance
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The Lady Most Willing
3.88•Romance
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On the Way to the Wedding
3.50•Romance
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How to Marry a Marquis
4.04•Romance
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