Initially Red pegs Chloe as similar to Pippa. He still presents as self-confident on the outside, but on the inside Red is in a lot of pain. Once upon a time Red had budding success, but his rich then-girlfriend, Pippa, abused him physically and emotionally and robbed him of his self-confidence. Red is an artist, but he hasn’t shown his paintings to anyone in some time. Redford Morgan is the superintendent of the apartment building Chloe has recently moved into. Her friends and her erstwhile fiancé abandoned her after the initial onset of her disabilities (in the finance’s case, on the cruel excuse that she could do better and wasn’t trying). And that isn’t the only difficulty she faces. Not only is she anxious about doing some of the things on her list, she’s also frequently in pain.

Chloe has fibromyalgia, chronic pain, chronic fatigue and anxiety. Some of the reasons Chloe hasn’t tried some of these things before have to do with her disabilities. She makes a list of activities she’d like to do to “get a life,” everything from do something bad to go camping to have meaningless but satisfying sex. After almost being run over, Chloe realizes that she hasn’t lived much in recent years.

You have many fans and since your new book, Get a Life, Chloe Brown is the first in a brand-new series, it seemed like the best place to see if I could jump on the fan bus.Ĭhloe Brown is a survivor of a recent near-accident. I’ve heard a lot of buzz about your books. Physical and emotional abuse, chronic pain, near car accident.

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