4.5 Sometimes we need to fall in order to find our true self Stars 
 First off, let me say how much I was annoyed beyond words with Chloe... I disliked her spoiled personality, her perspective of life, and how shallow she seemed. But, I will say that she grew on me throughout the book. Being a socialite and falling from grace was an interesting story about how we seem to find our true self when we don't know how to deal with events we have never faced before. And start to appreciate the smaller things in life. 
 "This new one was terrifying. Beautiful. Liberating. I swallowed my fears and moved toward it." 
 And she was right, life turned out to be terrifying... 
 "I'd spent my whole life trying to impress people. Maybe that was the start of my fall, the last two decades one plush float into the depths of shallow, insecure, hell." 
 Becoming an Assistant to Nicole Brantley was slowly opening her eyes to a past she once was from... It stripped her down to see the reality of the high life of the rich and famous. A part she once was from. It knocked her down a peg or two, but started to see that her own conscience was still in working order when she accidentally finds out about Nicole's secret. Her dilemma is killing her little by little and she knows she needs to say something, but sometimes we can't bite the hand that feeds us. 
 Chloe story's is about becoming strong and independent. Coming into the person she never thought she'd be. And making decisions she might not have done right by, but learned and lived from it all. Everything happened for a reason and it shaped her throughout her way. Yes, there is romance. The struggles are there as well within that department... 
 "Love was what got me into trouble in the first place. Love should be less stubborn. It should listen to the red flags and reason. It should learn from past mistakes and guard itself from future ones." 
 But slowly she starts to find and sees herself in a different light from her new life. And it's all thanks to a special someone that shakes up her disarrayed life. 
 "I wasn't special. I wasn't even--the more I got to know myself--that great. But, that look, that smile--it made me want to be more." 
 One of the reviews here on Goodreads nailed it on the head for me and the experience reading the book... 
 "Love Chloe has a touch of a little bit of everything...it reminds you of Sex and the city, Gossip girl and yet it's the one and only Alessandra Torre's magical pen touch that counts...Light, funny romance, easily enjoyable." (https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...) 
 And that was exactly what I thought after I finished reading "Love, Chloe"