This Bridgerton book was hands down amazing! We start seeing more of Hyacinth in Collin's book, but she wasn't really in the show because she's the youngest Bridgerton child. When I first picked up this book, I was curious as to why we were reading her story before Gregory since the series has been going in order ever since Anthony's book, and I was curious about that before picking this book up. Still, the book quickly explained why it went out of order again. Hyacinth's story was kind of a detective story since she and Gareth are trying to figure out where his grandmother hid her treasure. It was cute seeing these two come together, and I loved them so much! My favorite part was how it didn't feel so instalovey. Most of the series, the girls are compromised somehow, and that's how they force the men into marriages, so it started feeling monotonous until we got to Eloise's story. In this book, Gareth makes some very questionable moves, but Hyacinth doesn't let him get away with anything. I loved the story so much I can't decide if I like this one more than Anthony's book or not yet. I need to finish the last Bridgerton book before the new season comes out.