One of Amazon’s Best Romances of April!
“The combination of Tallulah and Viggo was just perfection. This is a book that will make you sigh and swoon and I wish it had never ended.”—Penny Reid, New York Times bestselling author of the Winston Brothers
“Smart, spicy, and gorgeously immersive. Only and Forever is a lush, heartwarming visit with the Bergman family that reminded me how much I adore getting lost in Chloe Liese’s words.”—Kate Canterbary, USA Today bestselling author of In a Jam
“Viggo and Tallulah’s love story is the perfect conclusion to the series that has been an unyielding source of joy for so many of us for the past four years. Chloe Liese consistently writes her characters with such tender consideration and from that comes another soft, beautiful, attentive novel.”—Hannah Bonam-Young, author of Out on a Limb
“Fans of the ultra-popular Bergman Brothers series will LOVE the seventh and final book following the love story between fan favorite Viggo Bergman and cynical author Tallulah Clarke.”—Buzzfeed
“In Liese’s adorable conclusion to her Bergman Brothers series (after If Only You), lovable Viggo Bergman finally finds his soulmate… Viggo will be catnip for readers who like their romance heroes on the sensitive side, and he and Tallulah make a great match. Series fans will especially love visiting with the extended Bergman clan one last time as they help Viggo and Tallulah navigate their blossoming relationship. This sends the series out on a high note.”—Publishers Weekly
“Romance author Chloe Liese will melt even the coldest heart with Only and Forever, the sweet and steamy romantic conclusion to her long-running Bergman Brothers linked series… Most delightful of all is how this final book in the series brings the whole colorful cast of Bergmans (and their significant others) back into the fold. With her characteristic joy, tenderness, and generosity, Liese reminds readers why they fell in love with this motley crew to begin with, as well as what it feels like to be part of a loving, chaotic, and perfectly imperfect family.”—Shelf Awareness
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