Talia Hibbert has done it again with another knock-out romance, GET A LIFE, CHLOE BROWN. When Chloe Brown experiences a near death experience, she realizes the life that flashed before her eyes wasn't exactly exciting. She decides to make a list of things to spice up her life, such as moving out, getting drunk, and doing something bad. When she crosses item 1 off (moving out), she meets Redford or "Red," her new apartment's superintendent, and discovers he might be able to help her check more than one item off her list.

There is so much to love about a Hibbert romance, and this one features some of her best work: humor, crackling dialogue, fully developed characters, and a nuanced romance. I can't count the number of times I laughed out loud or smiled reading this. Chloe and Red felt so true to life. They had believable personal struggles, and what I appreciated most was how they worked towards resolving them. Rather than a single moment epiphany, both gradually realize what their needs are and how to meet them. They have hiccups and stumbles, and much like real life, their growth isn't linear.

Talia Hibbert is without a doubt my favorite romance writer, and GET A LIFE, CHLOE BROWN doesn't disappoint. I can't wait for the next book in the series following her sister.