Daring Chloe (A Getaway Girls) by Laura Jensen Walker

daring chloeSo to end my holiday three-day weekend, I finished my sixth book.  I know, insane.  A couple I’d started before the weekend and just finished them the last few days.  The rest, well, I needed some rest.

So, book #6 this weekend was Daring Chloe, a new author (again) for me and a pretty good one at that.  This book was a free download on my Kindle but I will definitely read another of her books.

I will admit, that the Parish section was a little slow for me.  A little too descriptive and it dragged on quite a bit.  But, the rest of the book was really good.

Heck, I actually wanted to be a little more adventurous because of the book and it piqued my interest on a few other books I’d like to read.

All-in-all a good, light read.

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From the Cover

When Chloe Adams’ fiance dumps her—the night before their wedding—two girlfriends from her book group decide a little adventure is in order for the three of them. After all, why let a perfectly good honeymoon cruise go to waste?

Adventure? Chloe Adams? No way! Chloe’s lived in one town her whole life. The closest she’s ever gotten to actual adventures is reading about them. But her girlfriends won’t take no for an answer.

One good adventure calls for another as Chloe’s friends try to coax her out of her post-dumping funk, and soon she finds herself living out the adventures in her book club’s latest selections. Hiking. Sailing. River rafting. Traveling to new places and eating exotic food. The play-it-safe Chloe begins to blossom into a new, daring Chloe. A Chloe who just might be ready to take on her biggest adventure of all …

Laura Jensen Walker has a knack for quirky heroines and real-life humor. In Chloe, she’s created another memorable character who will live on in readers’ hearts.

Lanel

February 15, 2010 | Filed Under a cuppa reading 

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