Get a Life, Chloe Brown - (The Brown Sisters) by Talia Hibbert (Paperback)

I love this book! Talia does a beautiful job of writing characters that are so relatable and funny and sweet and complex. Really a lovely book and I would recommend if you love romance you’ll love her writing.

Love it. Can’t wait to read Eve’s story in 2021

I thought this book was pretty good. I have it 4 stars because parts were slow and the language. It was fun to see Chloe expand her horizons and start getting out more. I loved the characters in this book. I would recommend this book but be warned of the language.

Review originally published at Romancing Romances 4.25* Although this is the first book in the Brown Sisters series, it’s actually the second one I’m reading. I started with Take A Hint, Dani Brown, and now I’ve also read Get A Life, Chloe Brown, which means now I’m anxiously waiting the story of the third sister, Eve. I really liked this book. I liked how Talia Hibbert showed us Chloe’s physical struggles, but did not bury her personality with them. Which, I think, is exactly the point of the book. By fear, Chloe had let her disease take over her life, but now she felt ready to take back the reins, and “get a life”. In enters Red – Redford Morgan -, the superintendent of her new flat. And Red, with his red hair, his bike, and his art, crawled his way into her heart. I loved Red. Talia sure knows how to write a great hero. He’s considerate, he’s funny, he’s interesting, and he also has a difficult past, emotionally wise. He’s been hurt, and a bit like Chloe, he hasn’t really learned how to trust after that. And Chloe decides they can help each other, which developed both a friendship and a romantic relationship between them. I enjoyed their progress, and the romance, and steamy scenes. I do think the end was quite quick, very neatly tided with a bow. I would have liked maybe a deeper conversation between our main characters, but I did love the little gifts Red gives Chloe, and how they are carefully thought, not just things she would like, but things that she can actually use. All in all, it was a great book. Romantic, and adventurous, and funny, and mostly a story about having courage, and being brave enough to go after what we really want out of our lives. A lesson we sometimes forget in the middle of life actually passing by us.