The narrator for the audiobook is absolutely amazing, I highly recommend if you can get a copy. She brings Chloe and Red to life and made me have major pants feelings during the steamy scenes.

Here is the link to my starred Library Journal Review

I'm in the process of writing a glowing review for Library Journal, so these are more my raw thoughts. I'm absolutely going to be picking up a finished copy and urge everyone to do so as well!

Such a delight, I'm just so pleased to see one of my favorites get a wide release. Talia Hibbert never shies away from difficult topics but always in a way that never makes you feel despair. Seeing a character with chronic illness get their HEA is important. Seeing a character who is emotionally abused and find their way to therapy and their own HEA is important. Seeing people who are very much like us, very much different than us, or a mix of both, is important. Talia Hibbert does all of this with sparkling wit, humor, and sensitivity.

Talia provides CW at the beginning of her books, but the ones that stood out to me I've described above.

Tired: romance novel character taking a condom out of their wallet.

Inspired: romance novel character reaching behind their public library card to take a therapist's number out of their wallet.

Get a Life Chloe Brown by @TaliaHibbert is inspired.

— b.andherbooks