Arguably one of the best slow-burn romance books out there, letters to Romeo managed to exceed the limits of what we would have regarded as trope or ordinary. Letters to Romeo is a fine-tuning of several emotions, all contrasting together and existing in a perfect chaotic beauty.
When I first came across this book, I was not so sure if I would find it interesting enough. However, just a few chapters were enough to change my mind. Letters to Romeo is a masterpiece, and for all book lovers out there, it is something you should get a hold of. What’s better is that there are similar books on Dreame that have been reviewed in this article for you. If you are intrigued by letters to Romeo, read the recommended book below!
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- Part 1: Hot synopsis of Letters to Romeo
- Part 2: Exciting Characters of Letters To Romeo
- Part 3: Hot Chapters of Letters To Romeo
- Part 4: Intriguing Synopsis of Fighting For Love, Similar Book To Letter To Romeo
- Part 5: Concluding Remarks
Part 1: Hot synopsis of Letters to Romeo
‘All it took was breaking one rule that she was not supposed to
He was the bad boy with tattoos. She was the good girl with glasses, and she was his.
When Julianne Winters decides to move to the dormitory of the reputed University, she has everything planned so that she can complete her graduation and leave the place. But her plan is quick to catch fire from the moment the eyes of Roman Moltenore from senior year lands on her. And his appearance screams nothing but TROUBLE.
“What rules?” Julianne asked with a frown as she read through the page. She was sure she hadn’t seen any rules of the campus mentioned on their website.
# 4. No using cell phones.
# 12. Students should not roam outside the campus after eleven at night.
The further she read, the more bizarre it turned out to be. Her friend turned the page and then pointed at the last rule # 29. Listen to Roman Moltenore.
“This is made up. Look, the last one is even written in pencil.” Julianne couldn’t believe that her friend from the next dorm thought she would fall for it. “And no phone?”
“It is important you abide by all the rules. Especially number twenty-nine,” said the girl in a serious tone. “Remember not to get involved with Roman. If you happened to see him, run in the other direction. There is a reason why it is written down here.”
With the rules of the campus, she resorts to sending handwritten letters to her uncle. But who knew it would end up in someone else’s hand?
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Part 2: Exciting Characters of Letters To Romeo
1. Julianne
Julianne is beautiful, cute, and innocently naive. She begins to navigate her new life in her new school when she is introduced to a bunch of rules which she immediately sees as faux. Julianne could not understand why there would be so many rules and why there was a particular one that stimulated her interest.
She was not meant to interact with a certain Roman. She was told that was bad news and that she was meant to avoid him with all that she had. But Julianne never saw sense in that. Although she tried her best to avoid the stranger, the winds of fate sweep her into his arms and before she knows it, she is in love with the same man she was told to avoid.
Part 3: Hot Chapters of Letters To Romeo
1. Excerpt one:
[All it took was breaking one rule that she was not supposed to]
Julie pushed the round-rimmed glasses up the bridge of her nose for the fifth time out of nervousness since she had gotten inside the car. Her brown eyes noticed the trail of trees finally paused and two massive gates stopped the car from moving forward.
“Looks like the security in here is tight. Feels like I am dropping you off to prison,” her uncle Thomas Winters chuckled in humor.
“I hope you know how to break in and free a person from prison, Uncle Tom,” she joined in the joke. And at that moment, Julie had no idea how close her uncle’s words were true that he had spoken about the university she would attend and live for the next two years.
The watchman at the gates came and stood next to her uncle’s side of the car’s window. The watchman was lean and tall, with his hair on the shaggier side. He bent his upper body, placing his hand on the edge of the window.
seeing the watchman not speak right away, and instead stare at her and her uncle, Uncle Thomas said,
“I am here to drop my niece.”
“Do you have the student ID?” asked the watchman in a gruff voice, and his eyes shifted to look at Julie. For a moment, she noticed a flicker of red in his eyes that disappeared after a second. Did his eyes change colors or was she imagining it?
Her uncle handed the card to the watchman to inspect closely before handing it back to him.
“Let them pass,” said the watchman, and the gates automatically slid away from each other. Julie could feel the watchman’s gaze on her, and it made her slightly uncomfortable.
Once the car passed, the watchman’s eyes turned red again and he ran his tongue over his sharp fangs.
As they drove inside the Veteris premises, Julie took note of the line of the trees on both sides. There were tall buildings on both sides that looked like mansions, and at the center, there was a bigger building that looked nothing less like a castle.
“I still cannot believe you got admitted into this university. I heard only a few students get through,” said Uncle Thomas, while tapping his fingers on the steering wheel as if he were anxious to leave her all by herself.
2. Excerpt Two
“You fucking bitch!” the boy growled, ready to pounce on her, and at the same time, one of the teachers arrived at the scene.
“What is going on here?!” The voice boomed in the hallway, and the students who had been enjoying the fight quickly started to disperse.
The mohawk boy was quick to drop his hand back to his side, and Julie’s eyes fell on a man, who was probably in his late thirties. The man wore a black suit and had a chin beard. His arched eyebrows gave out a stern expression as he glared in her direction, where the two boys stood near her.
“In Ms. Dante’s office. Now,” ordered the man.
Neither the leather boy nor the mohawk boy put a word of protest, and Julie was glad that she was saved. Phew! Just missed, she thought to herself before bending down and picking up her glasses. She picked up the sheets that had slipped out of her hand while not realizing she had lost the third sheet.
“Do you need a special invitation to come to the office?” the man questioned her.
“Me?” Julie looked at the two boys, who had already started to walk. “No no, that’s a misunderstanding. I wasn’t with them in the fight. Yo-”
“The office,” said the man sternly.
“But I didn’t-”
“Detention for not obeying the teacher’s instructions,” snapped the teacher, and Julie’s eyes widened. For what?! She screamed in her mind.
Part 4: Intriguing Synopsis of Fighting For Love, Similar Book To Letter To Romeo
Nick Spencer has a pretty great life: hefty tips from hot women at the bar, lots of devastating flirting and come-ons, followed up by s*x with no strings. Quick, casual, easy, go with the sunrise – that’s his life and that’s how he likes it. Until the night that Mia Ferris walks into the bar. Nick doesn’t know it, but this night is going to change everything.
Mia’s a writer, an optimist, and a woman who speaks for those who have no voice. When her casual night out goes frighteningly wrong, it’s Nick who saves her. He stays with her, brings her home, and puts her in his own bed. To his utter shock, he finds himself attracted to this sweet, tough, smart woman.
When her newest book takes her into the dangerous world of sex trafficking, Mia’s sure that she can take care of herself. But then she ends up in a deadly situation, alone and terrified. Can Nick get to her in time? And if he does, will Mia be able to recover from the betrayal of people she trusted… including Nick?
Part 5: Concluding Remarks
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