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Get A Life, Chloe Brown

 by Talia Hibert



My first read of 2020 and this was a true delight! 

I hadn’t been expecting too much from Chloe’s bucket list, but it pull at my heart in more ways than one. When the book began, Chloe had the potential to be terrible, but that was only her survival instinct coming out. I personally can not imagine a life with debilitating pain/ fatigue, but chronic fatigue syndrome is real and truly diminishes the standard of living for those suffering. Chloe is strong and admirable. She deserved her HEA and it brought tears to my eyes when she realized it for herself.

Red… what can I say about Red ❤️❤️❤️… he is not without his own flaws, but he is the man you want around. Caring, understanding… empathetic, sexy as hell. He was amazing. His interactions with Chloe were a true delight.

This book is a must read- to garner empathy for those with issues that we can not see on the outside and for the amazing love story too. 

Side note- I listened to the audiobook for this and the narrator was GREAT! I highly recommend giving it a listen.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐/5

Get A Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibert was released November 2019.

Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.


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