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Julia Quinn

Julia Quinn is the pen name of Julie Pottinger, born Julie Cotler in 1970, an American writer of Regency-set historical romance. She was raised primarily in New England, took a degree in art history from Harvard, and had begun preparatory coursework for medical school when her first two novels, Splendid and Dancing at Midnight, appeared in 1995. She chose the name Quinn so that her books would shelve alongside those of Amanda Quick.
Her best-known work is the Bridgerton series — eight novels published between 2000 and 2006, each following one sibling of a Regency family — which Shondaland adapted into the Netflix series Bridgerton.
Her other sequences include the Splendid trilogy, the Lyndon Sisters, Agents of the Crown, the Bevelstoke novels, the Two Dukes of Wyndham, the Smythe-Smith quartet and the Rokesby novels. She has won three RITA Awards and was inducted into the Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame in 2010. Her books have been translated into more than forty languages.
She lives in the Pacific Northwest.

The Duke and I
Julia Quinn
Novella
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The Viscount Who Loved Me
Julia Quinn
The Bridgertons #2
An Offer from a Gentleman
Julia Quinn
The Bridgertons #3
Romancing Mister Bridgerton: Penelope & Colin's Story
Julia Quinn
The Bridgertons #4
To Sir Phillip, With Love
Julia Quinn
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The Bridgerton series follows the stories of the eight Bridgerton siblings in a specific order: The Duke and I, The Viscount Who Loved Me, An Offer From a Gentleman, Romancing Mister Bridgerton, To Sir Phillip, With Love, When He Was Wicked, It's in His Kiss, and On the Way to the Wedding.
Yes, the Bridgerton series of books has been adapted into a popular television series, which closely follows the individual stories of the Bridgerton siblings.
Julia Quinn is widely recognized for her Regency-era historical romance novels, particularly the Bridgerton series, which gained significant mainstream popularity through its television adaptation.
Julia Quinn is a pseudonym. The author's real name is Julie Pottinger.