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Love Chloe a standalone novel edition by Alessandra Torre Contemporary Romance eBooks

3 1/2 Stars

My first Alessandra Torre book was Hollywood Dirt and I LOVED that so I was extremely excited to discover she had released a new book. I was immediately attracted to the cover because it looks like a movie cover for a romantic comedy that I would watch. After buying it, I hurried to finish a book that I was reading at the time because yes, I am the type of person who has to finish a book before starting a new one and yes, I was that excited to start this one!

When we first meet Chloe Madison, our heroine, she is the very definition of a Park Avenue princess. Her parents are very rich and pay for everything, she jets off to Paris for shopping, and everything she owns is extremely expensive. Chloe is just finishing up her college degree when she finds out her extravagant lifestyle is now a thing of the past and she has to make her own way in the world. Suddenly, she is on the outside looking in on the world she used to be a part of. Chloe gets herself a job, finds a new place to live that she can afford, and has to battle with herself over whether she should go back to a previous boyfriend who would give her financial security or a guy who makes her heart flutter and her stomach jump.

While it was an entertaining read, I truthfully have to say I am somewhat disappointed in it. To me, it wasn't nearly as good as Hollywood Dirt and I found myself getting bored at times with the book. I loved Chloe's snarky sense of humor, the unique way the author used Instagram pictures as part of Chloe's story, and how Chloe grew a lot throughout the book by realizing what really makes her happy. I actually felt bad for her because of what happened with her parents and how they treated her and she uses her experiences to make herself into a strong person. It also bothered me when Chloe seemed attracted to almost all of the guys in the book and my head was spinning just keeping up with them. There are many readers who have loved this book and I can certainly see why but it just didn't do it for me. This is only my second Alessandra Torre novel and I will read other books of hers but I didn't have the same feeling I had reading this book that I did reading Hollywood Dirt. Personally, I thought that one was much better but fans of Torre's novels will most likely want to read this one as well.


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Love Chloe a standalone novel edition by Alessandra Torre Contemporary Romance eBooks Reviews

I really love Alessandra's books. I enjoyed Hollywood Dirt a lot, but Love, Chloe just fell really short for me. The whole story and the way it was written just felt seriously disjointed. I felt like the fluidity of the story just wasn't there and I was bouncing around from thought to scattered thought.

I felt like the books started out with such promise. You have the spoiled rich girls who's world suddenly drops out from under her. Her college holding her diploma until she pays her tuition, her parents hiding from the feds, her fancy clothes the only thing left on her back. I felt like this could really get a chance at some true self discovery, and she did have some, but everything was so contrite to me. Even after everything she'd been through she was opinionated and bitchy. When she first meets Carter she brushes him off as the help, even though she is truly nothing but the help herself.

I did love how she was kinda put in her place when she found out that Carter was the original "rich kid" and he just wanted to make sure that she fell for him, and not the money. However I didn't like the way she just walked up to his door and they fell into bed, it just seemed so out of place to me. I never felt an honest connection between Chloe and Carter. The whole story with her boss and what was happening with her also just left a really sour taste in my mouth. The only one that I did like was her bosses husband, he seemed like the only one who was real with his feelings and his personality. So much of the book just made me dizzy with the back and forth, and the way it was written just didn't work.

Overall I just found the story to be lacking,and the ending really didn't work for me at all. I feel bad cause I know others loved this story but for me it just didn't work. However I do love Alessandra's writing in general and I will keep reading her books in the future.
3 1/2 Stars

My first Alessandra Torre book was Hollywood Dirt and I LOVED that so I was extremely excited to discover she had released a new book. I was immediately attracted to the cover because it looks like a movie cover for a romantic comedy that I would watch. After buying it, I hurried to finish a book that I was reading at the time because yes, I am the type of person who has to finish a book before starting a new one and yes, I was that excited to start this one!

When we first meet Chloe Madison, our heroine, she is the very definition of a Park Avenue princess. Her parents are very rich and pay for everything, she jets off to Paris for shopping, and everything she owns is extremely expensive. Chloe is just finishing up her college degree when she finds out her extravagant lifestyle is now a thing of the past and she has to make her own way in the world. Suddenly, she is on the outside looking in on the world she used to be a part of. Chloe gets herself a job, finds a new place to live that she can afford, and has to battle with herself over whether she should go back to a previous boyfriend who would give her financial security or a guy who makes her heart flutter and her stomach jump.

While it was an entertaining read, I truthfully have to say I am somewhat disappointed in it. To me, it wasn't nearly as good as Hollywood Dirt and I found myself getting bored at times with the book. I loved Chloe's snarky sense of humor, the unique way the author used Instagram pictures as part of Chloe's story, and how Chloe grew a lot throughout the book by realizing what really makes her happy. I actually felt bad for her because of what happened with her parents and how they treated her and she uses her experiences to make herself into a strong person. It also bothered me when Chloe seemed attracted to almost all of the guys in the book and my head was spinning just keeping up with them. There are many readers who have loved this book and I can certainly see why but it just didn't do it for me. This is only my second Alessandra Torre novel and I will read other books of hers but I didn't have the same feeling I had reading this book that I did reading Hollywood Dirt. Personally, I thought that one was much better but fans of Torre's novels will most likely want to read this one as well.