La nueva temporada casamentera estaba a punto de dar inicio, estremeciendo a la alta sociedad ya para el placer de unos y el tedio repetitivo acontecimiento de todos los años para otros, que deseaban desaparecer de los ojos fisgones y dedicados de las madres de futuras debutantes... Regalando la oportunidad a nuevas damas, con sentimientos posiblemente similares a navegar por tierras desconocidas, a alimentar la necesidad de encontrar maridos, evitando así, el nombramiento condenatorio de solteronas. Algo, que sin duda, Penélope Featherington, en su tercera temporada sentía en sus propias carnes. No le desagradaba el matrimonio, pero nunca se lo habían pedido. Ya puestos a que era nuestra fea del baile, escondiéndose en esos enormes faroles que llevaba de vestidos, obligada por su madre. Penélope había cambiado, a pesar de no haber cumplido aún los 19 años (Cumpliendo el 8 de abril); no iba a permitir a su madre que la siguiera vistiendo como un florero, y tampoco iba a permitir otras....cosas. Ya había pasado casi un año desde aquello, un recuerdo un tanto amargo para Penélope: El señorito Colin Bridgerton declaró abiertamente a un par de caballeros (de dudosa moral) que ¡Jamás cortejaría a Penélope Featherington! y no solo eso. Si no que añadió " Ni en sus más locas fantasías, Fife" Colin no supo que Penélope estaba ahí, escuchando, pero lo hizo y su corazón también, haciéndose añicos envueltos en un mar intrínseco ante el rechazo inminente de Colin, después de haber perdido la valiosa amistad compartida con la hermana de este, Eloise Bridgerton. Por culpa del secreto que se ocultaba en nuestra pequeña flor. Volviendo al presente, un nuevo acontecimiento antes de la nueva temporada, tan y a la vez poco deseada, iba a dejar a los reticentes un poquito menos... reticentes. Gracias a nuestra reina Carlota, preparada para dar una sorpresa bastante inmediata. Si quieren saber, estén atentos.

While binge watching Bridgerton with his girlfriend, Tommy Schulze falls into a deep sleep. Upon waking, Tommy discovers that he has not only been transported into the series, but into the body of Colin Bridgerton as well. With everyone believing him to be Colin, Tommy tries to use his knowledge of the show to change things for the better; despite the risk that he might make things worse. (Sequel to My Life As The Dauphin)

This story is all about Colin finding his way back to Pen after discovering what was written in LW of the events that occurred at the Featherington ball.

Agatha Bridgerton has one heartfelt wish for her 16th birthday: to reunite her separated parents, Penelope and Colin. She asks for a family holiday, secretly planning to reignite the spark they once shared, because truth be told, she's had enough of the separation. She, and the universe, pull every trick in the book to remind her parents of their love. But as schemes unfold, she discovers that rekindling their romance isn't as simple and easy as she hoped-old wounds resurface, emotions flare up and she begins to question if love alone can mend her family. Will Agatha's role as cupid make a difference, or will she have to accept that some things may be beyond her control?

She is not someone he is supposed to be interested in. Yet somehow Penelope Featherington had captured his interest and perhaps even Robert Fife's heart. However there is an obstacle in the form of another suitor, who is adamant to stop him from reaching his goal but Robert is not someone so easily swayed and is up for any challenge, even if that means going to war with Colin Bridgerton.

Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton grew up together as neighbors and best friends. Now at the ages of twenty two and twenty seven, propriety and their families dictate that they part ways, and settle into their roles as a Gentleman and Lady of the ton. Refusing to give up on their friendship, Colin comes up with a plan that will keep Penelope in his life.

Penelope didn't choose to have a crush on her best friend's older brother. She didn't choose for that crush to turn into pure, unadulterated love. If she had any choices, she would have chosen for Colin to love her back. To notice her. That's not fair. He does notice her, just not in the way she'd like him to. polin AU

Penelope goes on holiday with the Bridgerton family every year. However, Eloise is bringing her new boyfriend along this year, meaning Penelope is left sharing a room with the only single Bridgerton, Colin. How will she hide her feelings from him for two weeks? Will she believe in herself enough to finally follow her heart? Or will it be the end of a lifelong friendship? I am posting this story on AO3 aswell so I'm not copying anyone's work it's all mine!

Friends can be there for each other from childhood to adulthood but when feelings start to rise who will make the first move.... Colin and Penelope have been friends since they can remember but what happened one evening whilst attending one of ton's balls will leave you burning for more.... A simple first kiss in a darken corner of the Queen's garden could change this friendship into something called love? Do they both feel the same or is it one sided? Colin is known to enjoy flirting with the women among the Ton whilst his friend Penelope watches on the side lines, taking in all the glitz, gossip and glam of such evenings.

Colin and Penelope agree to fake-dating for a month. While he is back from his summer travels, Colin is mostly up for anything novel and adventurous. Penelope on the other hand is on a long writer's block and she desperately needs inspiration for her new book. With set ground rules to keep things strictly professional, everything will be a breeze right? The question remains: can love truly be found in a scripted romance, or was it there all along, waiting to be discovered?