Julia Quinn The Lyndon Sisters Family 2 Books Set Everything and the Moon, Brighter than the Sun

Julia Quinn’s two-book set from The Lyndon Sisters Family series pairs Everything and the Moon with Brighter than the Sun. Each novel begins with an unforeseen meeting that unsettles carefully made plans and tests reputations, as the characters weigh class expectations, duty and personal choice.

In Everything and the Moon, Robert Kemble is shocked to encounter Victoria Lyndon again after a failed elopement left her disgraced and him angry. Now employed as a governess, Victoria is offered a very different position within Robert’s household, but she will not trade away her honour. In Brighter than the Sun, Charles Wycombe, Earl of Billington, meets Ellie in memorable circumstances before they reach a practical agreement to marry, shaped by deadlines and family pressures.

Included titles

• Everything and the Moon
• Brighter than the Sun

Key details

• Two-book set
• Author: Julia Quinn
• Series: The Lyndon Sisters Family
• Includes Everything and the Moon and Brighter than the Sun

Synopses

Everything and the Moon

Robert Kemble finds Victoria Lyndon in a hedgerow maze, forcing a confrontation with the woman who once left him by the roadside after they planned to elope. Victoria’s father had insisted an earl would never marry a vicar’s daughter, and the failed escape has left her living with the shame of what happened.

Now working as a governess, Victoria is offered a role as Robert’s mistress, but she refuses to compromise her honour.

Brighter than the Sun

Charles Wycombe, Earl of Billington, meets Ellie after falling from a tree at her feet, and neither expects the moment to lead to marriage. Charles must marry before his thirtieth birthday or lose his fortune, while Ellie needs a husband before her father’s fiancée selects one for her. They agree to wed, despite the unlikely start to their match.