Julia Bennet spent her youth pouring her heart onto paper. Letters never meant to be read by the boy who both shattered her and shaped her. Fifteen years later, she’s a wife, and a stranger to the girl who once believed in fairytale endings. But when a chance encounter brings Jack Romeo back into her life, the story she thought had ended begins again.
Letters to Jack is a sweeping, slow-burn second-chance romance that spans decades of longing, missed moments, and the kind of love that refuses to fade. If you’ve ever had that one person you couldn’t forget… the one who haunts the edges of your “what ifs”… this is your story.
This is the book you’ll still be thinking about long after the final letter is read.
I poured my heart into this book for 13 years. Some pieces of Letters to Jack were written when I was still a teenager, scribbled in notebooks and typed in late night frenzies I never thought anyone would read. Over the years I poured every version of myself into these pages.
While certain emotions in this story came from real places, this book is a work of fiction. It is not a memoir. It’s simply a story I needed to tell.
It’s fiction. Fantasy. It’s “what if.”
And yet… if it made you feel like it was real, if it made you ache, or hope, or cry in the middle of the night, then maybe in some way, it is.

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No.
Me, myself and I. It was a grueling process.
This book may bring something up for you. Maybe it’ll remind you of your Jack. The one who got away, the one who changed everything, the one who painted all your nights a color you’ve searched for since, or maybe the one you still think about when a certain song comes on.
Some of my test readers called me days after finishing Letters to Jack saying they had dreams they couldn’t shake. One told me she spent the morning in a fog, listening to Last Kiss by Taylor Swift on repeat. This story is for the nostalgic hearts. The ones who wonder what could’ve been. It’s tender. It’s intense. And at times, it’s messy because love often is. That said, there are elements of infidelity in this book. If that’s a hard no for you, I understand completely. But if you’re still with me, consider this your gentle warning and open invitation to continue on.
Oh! And let’s be clear:
This is NOT your sign to text your ex.
(Unless you really want to…)
