Juliette Mendoza

Juliette, a character in the Big Sky Country series, is part of the family feuding with the Oakleys. She is also one of your love interests. She is first seen in Book 1, Chapter 1.

Appearance
Juliette has long black wavy hair and brown eyes. She wears a white off-shoulder top with lace, cutoff shorts, and a necklace.

Personality
She is shown to be very friendly and flirtatious, given that she starts flirting with your character almost immediately and invites them to go swimming with her. Similar to Sawyer, she finds the feud between their families unnecessary.

Book 1

 * Chapter 1: Country Roads
 * Chapter 2: Moonlight Moonshine
 * Chapter 4: Helping Hands
 * Chapter 5: Fair Play
 * Chapter 6: All's Fair
 * Chapter 9: A Hell of an Offer
 * Chapter 10: Hitting the Trail
 * Chapter 11: Trials of the Trail
 * Chapter 13: Fire and Ice
 * Chapter 14: End of the Line
 * Chapter 15: High Noon
 * Chapter 16: Hoedown Heartache

Book 2

 * Chapter 1: The New Normal
 * Chapter 3: The Race Is On
 * Chapter 5: The Sweetridge Derby
 * Chapter 8: On the Block

Sawyer Oakley
Even though their families are feuding, they are great friends.

Your Character
She smiles at you when she first sees you. Later that night, she will invite you on a lake to accompany her.

Percy Mendoza
Percy is Juliette's older brother, whom she has a strained relationship with since childhood, when he often bullied her. Not helping matters is his belief that he's more qualified than her to run their family's ranch because of his business degree.

Trivia

 * In a premium scene in Book 1, Chapter 5, she mentions that she was once arrested for shoplifting when she was in High School because she was dared by her friends. Her mother waited five hours to pay her bail to teach her a lesson.
 * In a premium scene in Book 1, Chapter 9, it is mentioned she was a Cheerleader in High School.
 * The name Juliette is of Latin, French and English origin, which means "youth". It is the female version of the name Julien.
 * The surname Mendoza is of Basque origin and means "cold mountain".