Everything falls apart for Julie when Rose dies.
All they have in common is their aunt Rose, who raised them since childhood after their parents died in a suspicious accident. Juliet wishes that she had a better relationship with Janice, but she knows that is impossible. Her twin sister, Janice, is cruel and conniving.
Protagonist Julie Jacobs is a quiet and mannerly twenty-five-year-old Italian woman. Before moving to the U.S., she spent two semesters at Oxford University’s Corpus Christi College as an Associate Graduate Member. A Danish writer, Fortier graduated from Aarhus University in Denmark with a Ph.D. The book received nominations for various awards and it is an international New York Times bestseller. In 2002, the Danish / Canadian writer shifted to the US.Anne Fortier’s debut novel, the historical romance Juliet (2010), concerns a young woman who discovers that she is descended from Romeo’s Juliet, and if she doesn’t uncover the truth about Juliet’s life, the same curse that killed the lovers will end her, too. in the History of Ideas from Aarhus University, Denmark, Fortier spent two terms at Corpus Christi College, Oxford as an Associate Graduate Member. She began writing her first novel at the age 11 and since then, she has written the novels Hyrder på bjerget (in Danish, 2005),Juliet (in English, 2010), Julie (co-written with Nina Bolt in Danish, 2013), Amazonerne's Ring (in Danish, 2013) and The Lost Sisterhood (in English, 2014). Thanks to her mother, Birgit Malling Eriksen, Anne developed a love of music and languages at a very early age. Earlier Fortier has also co-produced the Emmy Award-winning documentary Fire and Ice: The Winter War of Finland and Russia. A film adaption based on the Novel is currently in production by Paramount/Montecito with director James Mangold and multiples writers from Hollywood and Bollywood on board. Juliet takes place in Siena (Sienna) in Italy and is based on the story of Romeo and Juliet. Born in 1971 in Denmark, Anne Fortier is the author of the Newyork times bestseller 'Juliet'.
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