Lyndon Sisters · Book 1

Everything and the Moon

Published
1 March 1997
Pages
338
ISBN-13
9781408460788
Type
novel
Cover of Everything and the Moon

About this book

Everything and the Moon opens Julia Quinn's Lyndon Sisters duology, published in March 1997 at 338 pages. It's an early work, written before her later interconnected Regency series, and is followed by Brighter Than the Sun.

Key facts about Everything and the Moon

Everything and the Moon is a novel by Julia Quinn. Readers have had it since March 1997. It runs to 338 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Everything and the Moon. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781408460788 to find the main one.

Everything and the Moon is book 1 of 2 in the Lyndon Sisters series. The series has 2 published books. As a result, this is the book to start the series with.

Additionally, Julia Quinn writes Splendid Trilogy, Agents of the Crown and Bridgerton, plus 4 more series. Those series sit on our historical romance shelf. Meanwhile, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story is the latest published Julia Quinn book on file, from 9 May 2023.

About Julia Quinn

Julia Quinn is an American author widely credited with helping define the modern historical romance genre, best known for the Bridgerton series, which follows the eight adult children of a wealthy Regency-era London family as each finds love across a linked sequence of novels beginning with The Duke and I in 2000. See every Julia Quinn book in order.

Its place in Lyndon Sisters

Everything and the Moon is book 1 in the Lyndon Sisters series. It is followed by Brighter Than the Sun. See the full Lyndon Sisters reading order.

The Lyndon Sisters is an early Julia Quinn duology following two sisters whose romances are shadowed by years of separation and misunderstanding. Everything and the Moon follows Victoria Lyndon, who falls deeply in love with Robert Kemble, the Earl of Macclesfield, only for a devastating misunderstanding to tear the couple apart; years later, changed by time and circumstance, they're thrown back together and forced to reckon with the feelings — and hurts — neither ever fully let go of. Brighter Than the Sun turns…

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