Review: Always Chloe doesn't disappoint!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 16, 2013
Novellas and short story collections are extremely underrated. I always keep a book in my purse for those times in life when you can't get out of waiting around for something or someone, and most of the times it's a short story collection. Even around the house there are times when I know I'm not going to have time to get into a thick book, so I grab one I can read quickly.About 50% of this book is the novella Always Chloe, and picks up where Becoming Chloe leaves off. This was Chloe's turn to really decide if the world was beautiful or not. On her own. Not because someone was pointing it out to her, or because someone told her she should think it was. She's tried that, but until she finds it herself, she'll never really see it and be happy with life. We all know that change can be scary and adapting isn't always easy, but it's up to Chloe to find the beauty in letting Jordy love someone and letting them into her life too.  I love that there was more to read about Jordy and Chloe, and Always Chloe leaves you satisfied with the direction their lives took and with it being the end of their story.This book can be read as a stand alone, although I definitely recommend reading Becoming Chloe...like highly recommend it..it's not necessary in order to understand this one.I rate Always Chloe a 5 star read!Included short stories are 'The Lion Lottery', 'Pet Care, Tarot Readings, Maid Service' (I really liked this one), 'Breakage', and 'Fortunate Son'.