The Mark of the Midnight Manzanilla (2014) So I apologize Lauren for doubting your judgement of your own stories! I loved how she tried to boss him around and how he just doesn’t fall into line with what she wanted. I wanted a book about Tommy (See the Temptation of the Night Jasmine)! But then I read The Passion of the Purple Plumeria and I fell in love with Colonel Reid and Miss Gwen. I did not want to read anymore about Miss Gwen except as Jane’s chaperone.
Holly: I definitely enjoyed the relationship between Miss Gwen and the good Colonel, especially the time Miss Gwen dropped the line “we had a satisfactory romp that’s all.” Things I did not love about this book, however, include Jane’s moodiness and Jeremy’s sliminess.Īmanda: I admit that I had a good sulk when Lauren originally announced this book. In modern England, Eloise reads Miss Gwen’s gothic novel, 200 years after it’s one-hit-wonder debut. Reid get to know each other quite well in the search. Synopsis: When the younger sister of Jane Wooliston (AKA our Pink Carnation) goes missing from her boarding school in London, Jane and her faithful chaperone Miss Gwen search for her, and along the way meet Colonel William Reid, whose daughter disappeared from school as well. The Passion of the Purple Plumeria (2011)
)Īnd, so it ends here, with books 10, 11, and 12: (And if you notice that the reading order is listed differently in different places, here’s Willig’s official list. We’ve done quick summaries on the books so far – click for books 1-3, books 4-6, and books 7-9. These books are fun and fabulous and full of interesting historical tidbits.
Last September, we started the Bubble Bath Reader’s Pink for All Seasons – a year long read-along of Lauren Willig’s Pink Carnation series, timed to finish with the release of the 12th and final book in the series.
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