Review: Amongst the Chaos by Samatha Harris
Chloe Anderson is a good girl. She doesn’t just follow the rules—she writes them. As an HR consultant who lives her life by the book, Chloe carefully cultivates every detail of her life to ensure a happy and successful future. Inheriting a male strip club wasn’t part of the plan.
Grayson Wyatt would be dead if it weren’t for his mentor—a woman who saved him and so many others from a life filled with violence and torment, helping them to rebuild after the abuse that tore them apart. So when she passes unexpectedly, Grayson is determined to see that her legacy lives on. He isn’t expecting a niece no one even knew existed to inherit it all, leaving the future of the club and those it protects uncertain.
But Chloe has more in common with Grayson and the people of Club Chaos than she realizes. And when her situation takes a dangerous turn, she finds solace in the embrace of this unconventional family. When the trauma of the past collides with the desire of the present, Chloe must fight her way through the pain to find the peace that lies amongst the chaos.
Samatha Harris’ Amongst the Chaos delves into issues that many readers will be able to relate to. Her characters are well developed, witty, fun, and relatable. Chloe Anderson grows so much from the start of the book. Watching her growth and the pains and gains draws the reader in. Grayson is a man that has so much at risk when he has to clue Chloe into what Chaos is all about.
Harris is able to bring humor into troubling times. She weaves you so deeply in the story that you forget that these are just characters. Harris gets you invested into the story. She will have you filled with so many emotions.
This is the second book I’ve read by Ms. Harris and between the two I have found that she can have you rolling in laughter, yelling in anger, and crying with sympathy. She has a great way of evoking all of your emotions. She is easily becoming a one click author for me.
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