Name: Love, Chloe
Rating: 4.00 (5 reviews)

This review was originally posted on Cocktails and Books

I don't know if I can write a review that does this book justice. It was one of those reads, that while some of the characters might have seemed way over the top, had a heroine that made every circumstance she was in believable (mainly because of her reactions).

Chloe was a girl who never had to worry about anything, when her parents gave her whatever she wanted and she had unlimited funds. When all that went away, we discovered what kind of person Chloe was. And she was absolutely someone you couldn't help but admire. She didn't take the easy path. She didn't give up, even when she wanted to. And she proved to herself that she could support herself.

Chloe's love life was interesting. She didn't make anything easy for her, but it was satisfying to see a heroine not give into the easy answer when it came to her love life.

LOVE, CHLOE is one of those books I recommend everyone pick up. Yes, there's rich socialites, movie stars and a Mrs. Robinson-esque painter, but Chloe will make all the craziness worth it. She's the perfect heroine and made this one of my favorite books of 2016.

I wanted to look away…but I couldn’t.

I was so excited to start Love, Chloe. The blurb was a little vague, but I knew that it was about a chick that went from the top of the food chain to way, waaaay down, so low down you’d almost see the bottom of the barrel.

Initially, I was a little taken aback…I don’t like Chloe. She comes across as selfish, egotistical and very naïve.

It seems to me that rich and famous people might not be as confident as you would think. Why on earth would they stay in relationships that hurt? Money? Popularity? Is love meant to hurt? Are the wealthy people of the world really that bad? Do they really think they are better because they have money? In Love, Chloe we see that the glamour and glitz isn't all its cracked up to be.

With no money…will Chloe survive?

Our dear Chloe had to make a lot of tough choices. When you’re sleeping on your friends couch and worrying about having enough money to eat, can you afford to stick to your morals?

Will she settle for the job of assistant/dog minder when she has a degree (kind of…just not the piece of paper) that says she is way over qualified?

While I don’t really like her, I’m completely fascinated with her and the story that unfolds. Every time she feels the shock of the changes to her life, she assesses the damage, sees what needs to be done and moves on. It was like watching a boiled egg being peeled. I know that doesn’t sound attractive…but bare with me. We see the hard shell with the cracks forming, little bits crumbling away, the bright white starting to come through, then that one crack that makes the hard piece fall away… leaving you with a little softness and bright white goodness.

Money makes the world turn round. In some ways, I’m glad to not be dealing with that world. I’m not sure I’d have the stomach for it. It was interesting to see Chloe deal with normal issues and recognise the selfish way she had lived previously. She tried to keep her head up as much as possible and with her two best friends and some unlikely new friends she manages to do it. In the end, I really liked Chloe and even admired her. She wasn’t afraid to face the truth. She didn’t try to bury her head in the sand and take the easy way out. She ended up being a better woman after her downfall and won the prize in the end…LOVE.

I received a complimentary copy of Love, Chloe via the author for an honest review.

To buy Love, Chloe from Amazon - http://amzn.to/1TH77uO

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