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This is the sequel to Juliette Immortal. I really like both of these books. Based on the characters from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliette, the story is about how the two young lovers make good decisions and bad decisions and are manipulated in the name of both Good and Evil. You really must read Juliette Immortal first but in many ways this books will stand on it's own if you can just accept information without needing much in the way of background. This is not one of my favorite plays for many of the same reasons the Stacey Jay wrote the two books. Romeo is fickle and they are both too young to know how long one stupid decision can haunt you. I have never considered it a great love story, any story that ends with a double suicide is NOT a great a love story. But a great tragedy...yes. Romeo is, as the title suggests, trying to redeem himself in this book. He starts out thinking he is just trying to save his own skin but he undergoes a transformation at the hands of love as well as spiritual maturity. Most of us won't get 700 hundred years to grow up but I guess some guys need a little more time and some really awful consequences to get the hang of decency. I enjoyed this book and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone who likes YA with an interesting romantic twist.


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Romeo Redeemed Juliet Immortal Stacey Jay Books Reviews

I bought this as a Christmas present for my sister and she loved it!
There was NOTHING to complain about thus book, like with Juliet Immortal. The story had some serious twists and I LOVED IT! It was great how they brought in Rosaline and gave her a bigger part, fantastic how Juliet was sassy and headstrong, and just wonderful how Gemma (the 7 year old) was so conceded and curious about her parents story.
The only thing i wish had happen was that they brought my of Lord and Lady Capulet and Montague and Tybalt, Mercutio, and "the lively Helena"
I loved this twist on the story, I'm a fan of Romeo and Juliet but like the author do not think it much of a love story. I 100% recommend this book- great story, I couldn't put it down. Don't think it over just buy it!
This book wasn't quite as good as the first one. But I definitely enjoyed reading it. I really liked te thought of a second chance for Romeo. I was a little bit confused (SPOILER!!!) when Juliet was back in her own time and how things happens there verses how things ended in Juliet Immortal. Near the end though I ended up catching on. I recommend this to anyone who enjoyed the first book. And hope that Stacey Jay continues o write more stories similar to Juliet Immortal and Romeo Redeemed. I will certainly be buying them. )
I bought this book for my daughter and ended up reading it myself! It was a very sweet story, Originally I thought the subject matter may be a little too intense for my daughter, but it was fine. She enjoyed it, and so did I.
Good book
I really liked this book. It was different than the first one. There were some things that i liked and some that I did not. The thing that I did like about this book was that we got to see Romeo as more than the monster the Juliet painted him to be. But the one thing that I did not like was that the Author still messed with Juliet. I just thought that her part of the story was over so let her have that happy ending in the first book. So over all in was a good book.
This is the sequel to Juliette Immortal. I really like both of these books. Based on the characters from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliette, the story is about how the two young lovers make good decisions and bad decisions and are manipulated in the name of both Good and Evil. You really must read Juliette Immortal first but in many ways this books will stand on it's own if you can just accept information without needing much in the way of background. This is not one of my favorite plays for many of the same reasons the Stacey Jay wrote the two books. Romeo is fickle and they are both too young to know how long one stupid decision can haunt you. I have never considered it a great love story, any story that ends with a double suicide is NOT a great a love story. But a great tragedy...yes. Romeo is, as the title suggests, trying to redeem himself in this book. He starts out thinking he is just trying to save his own skin but he undergoes a transformation at the hands of love as well as spiritual maturity. Most of us won't get 700 hundred years to grow up but I guess some guys need a little more time and some really awful consequences to get the hang of decency. I enjoyed this book and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone who likes YA with an interesting romantic twist.