Only and Forever
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- ¥790
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It’s a room-mance for the books in this tender, steamy story about unexpectedly finding love and being brave enough to let it revise life’s narrative in the final book in the beloved Bergman Brothers series.
Viggo Bergman, hopeless romantic, is thoroughly weary of waiting for his happily ever after. But between opening a romance bookstore, running a romance book club, coaching kids' soccer, and adopting a household of pets—just maybe, he’s overcommitted himself?—Viggo’s chaotic life has made finding his forever love seem downright improbable.
Enter Tallulah Clarke, chilly cynic with a massive case of writer’s block. Tallulah needs help with her thriller’s romantic subplot. Viggo needs another pair of hands to keep his store afloat. So they agree to swap skills and cohabitate for convenience—his romance expertise to revive her book, her organizational prowess to salvage his store. They hardly get along, and they couldn’t be more different, but who says roommate-coworkers need to be friends?
As they share a home and life, Tallulah and Viggo discover a connection that challenges everything they believe about love, and reveals the plot twist they never saw coming: happily ever after is here already, right under their roof.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In Liese's adorable conclusion to her Bergman Brothers series (after If Only You), lovable Viggo Bergman finally finds his soulmate. It's surprising that Viggo has time for love between opening a romance-themed bookstore, designing its branded ceramic mugs, crocheting the matching coasters, running a book club, coaching youth soccer, and being dad to two elderly dogs and five kittens. Understanding that his "ADHD brain" thrives on being busy, he still yearns for romance and is hung up on blue-haired Tallulah Clarke, a family friend whom he first met and crushed on in college. Tallulah is the author of a bestselling thriller but is suffering from sophomore writer's block. Dismissive of love after watching her parents make a mess of their own relationship, she agrees to help Viggo launch his store in exchange for his honest assessment of her attempt at a romantic subplot—only to find herself in a romance of her own as the pair grow closer. 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.
