Book Review: ‘Only And Forever: A Bergman Brothers Novel’ By Chloe Liese

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The book is in stores on Tuesday, April 2nd from Berkley. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/3Iz9gqr

This is the conclusion of the Bergman Brothers series, and it centers on the only single brother Viggo. He’s the guy next store, handsome, nice, helpful, loves his family and friends, the perfect guy, he just wants to be in love. He loves to read romance novels and is opening a book store, coaching soccer kids, adopting two older dogs, and five kittens, and he wonders why he has no time for love. Then in walks Tallulah Clarke to a family dinner and someone he went to college with for one semester, but she just ignored him. He is still smitten with her, and it turns out she liked him in college as well. She has written a best-selling novel and has writer’s block now. They don’t see each other for a year, and she tells him about her writing issue and needing a place to stay. He offers to let her live with him in exchange for helping out in his bookstore, and he will help her with her novel. Well we know how this goes, the attraction is strong, and they will have to put down their barriers if they are going to be a couple. This is my first time reading one of these novels, and I loved it. Following along with these two as they fall in love, and have hot sex (with some steamy scenes) is a real pleasure and will put a smile on your face. Easily one of my favorite books so far this year.