Manic Pixie Dream Earl

Praise

Praise for Earls Trip
 
“Readers who adore the banter between the “Bridgerton” brothers will want to grab “Earls Trip…Holiday, a veteran contemporary romance author, brings her trademark humor to her first historical novel.” —The Washington Post
 
“One of the best historical romances I’ve read in years. I truly felt like the characters were falling in love.” —Julia Quinn, bestselling author of the Bridgerton novels
 
“Earls Trip is a romantic, funny, entirely charming romp. Holiday perfectly straddles the line between a historical setting and modern sensibilities, and the result is the most fun I’ve had reading a book in months. This was a breath of fresh air, and I will be first in line to read the next book in the series.” —Martha Waters, author of To Have and To Hoax

“Earl’s Trip is great fun. An effervescent historical romcom that spotlights male friendship alongside an appealing romance, it’s sure to appeal to Bridgerton fans and anyone looking for a lovely and diverting read. Prepare to be entertained!” —India Holton, International Bestselling Author of The Wisteria Society of Lady Scoundrels

“Earls Trip is as whimsical as the title suggests. It follows three earls whose annual boys’ trip becomes intercepted by two sisters. The rest is a delightful rom for anyone who can’t get enough of Bridgerton/Queen Charlotte or a period piece such as Downton Abbey.” —Buzzfeed

“Humor abounds and the pages turn at a brisk clip. It’s a delightful rom.” —Publishers Weekly

“The examination of friendships, familial bonds, and, of course, romantic relationships drives the tale, and it works because the characters are so charming and complex. There’s plenty of humor sprinkled in, keeping the tone light and fun. A breezy and amusing love story that showcases the importance of friendship.” —Kirkus Reviews

“The hook is three friends, all earls or in line to become earls, who take an annual trip dedicated to relaxation, favorite pursuits, and their devotion to and support for one another…Holiday’s latest deftly sets up a series that shows potential.” —Library Journal