Gregory’s second epilogue doesn’t have any running, but it treads some very emotional ground nonetheless. And once again, we have to ask, what do the Bridgertons have against baby-name books?

Featuring: 

• Hyacinth being more Hyacinth than she was in her own epilogue

• Inexplicable genetics

• A midwife who is not having it

• Threats of bodily harm

• Actual bodily harm

• Seriously, just find new names already!

In this episode’s What Would Danbury Do we hear from Benjamin, the hero of Reese Ryan’s The Billionaire’s Legacy, a book that also features newborn twins and if you think we’re not smug about that, we are 100% smug about that. You can find out more about The Billionaire’s Legacy  including buy links by clicking here. 

This episode was brought to you by The Rancher Meets His Match, by Kate Pearce, a contemporary Western enemies-to-lovers romance about a master carpenter, the girl next door, a run-down ranch, and second chances. Expect laughter, tears, swoons, and stories about family and community. You can find out more about The Rancher Meets His Match and the other titles in the Millers of Morgan Valley series by visiting kensingtonbooks.com or katepearce.com.

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This episode was recorded on the traditional and unceded land of the Gadigal, Wurundjeri and Boonwurrung people and edited by Rudi Bremer on Gadigal country.

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