Born in Dayton Ohio, Chloe Odette began writing very early on, she had been published as early as twelve years old. She was born with Cerebral Palsy which caused her to have multiple operations throughout her childhood.  Her family encouraged her to write while she was recovering from those surgeries. That began her love for writing. 

She spent her twenties living in several southern states trying to find where to call home. She went to college in Ohio and Florida for Graphic design and photography where she met her husband. 

Ebony came about due to a sleepless night. Chloe has always used writing as a way to calm her brain and Ebony was no different. With her husband’s encouragement, she kept going instead of sending it to the recycling bin. 

The plot and characters wrote themselves from there. Throughout the three novels, there are names and stories that are associated with her personal life. Names are often used to reference family or friends. Also in Ebony, when Adrian falls off a roof catching a basketball that was thrown up from below; that happened to Chloe when she was about seven years old. At the time, she had metal long leg braces on. They were much like the ones you see in the movie Forrest Gump. When she fell, she landed on the sidewalk. Luckily, she was unharmed other than briefly being knocked out. 

She made the decision to self-publish mainly due to the genre of her books. The Bluebonnet series is a little outside of the box, with it being steamy romantic, drama suspense. She is telling the story in the Bluebonnet series from the male perspective, and her couple is interracial.

Chloe is very eclectic in the types of stories she reads. She enjoys anything that catches her interest. Although she does like stories that have a lot of passion and erotic qualities to them. Some of her favorite authors in that genre include; Audrey Carlan, Meredith Wild, and Sylvia Day. 

Chloe has started her next series, this time it will be a mystery/suspense that follows Naomi Rockford on her journey as she tries to claim her life in Montague Michigan