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Chloe Liese's Bergman Brothers series has become one of my very favorites to read. I look forward to every single book and am feeling a little bereft that it's over.

"Only and Forever" was, hands down, a beautiful, fitting, perfect end to the series. Oliver and Tallulah are the epitome of a sunshine and grumpy couple. The build to their relationship was HOT (hello, slow burn!), appearances by the beloved Bergman siblings were frequent and pitch perfect.

No notes- reader's simply couldn't have asked for more. (Except, maybe, a Dr. B and Elin prequel? Please?)

If you're a fan you'll love it. If you've never read any of the Bergman books and enjoy romance- remedy that situation tout de suite. I think "Only and Forever" could function well as a standalone, but reading its predecessors will make the ending more meaningful.

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It will never stop being a truly indescribable thrill for me to open a new Chloe Liese book. An author who, time and time again, keeps delivering unforgettable tales of swoony, soft romance with absolutely charming and adorable characters, Ms Liese never stops breaking creative new ground with her stories, and this book is perhaps her boldest one of them all.

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probably the MOST excited i’ve ever been for a netgalley approval email. BLESSED to get to read viggo’s story - the final bergman bros book 🥲 - early.

it’s perfect. everything i wanted from the final installment in this series that i will DEARLY miss.

viggo & tallulah are so kind to each other, so well matched. the glimpses of viggo we get in the other books in the series made me so excited for his story, to take a deeper look inside his head, and for the loving, hopeless (hopeful?) romantic to find his person.

the tropes are all wonderfully done. i really have no notes.

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At this point, I should dedicate my whole bookstagram to Chloe. I am obsessed with her writing, I cannot get enough. This series somehow needs another eight billion books because I never want to stop reading about them

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