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Everything for You
by Chloe Liese
Another Bergman book to fall in love with!
Everything For You by Chloe Liese is the fifth book in the Bergman series. I've been looking forward to this after reading the previous book. All the books in the series are considered stand-alone, but I highly recommend them all. There's a lot of familial loyalty in the books. All books have shown so many tender and relatable moments concerning romance and various sensitive topics such as mental health and medical conditions. This current book is no exception.
I love Oliver and Gavin. The dual point of view works for this book, which makes us understand the antagonism between the two characters, mainly on Gavin's part. You can't help but sympathize with Gavin's inner turmoil regarding Oliver, not to mention his upbringing. And I just want to hug sweet, sweet Oliver, who has shown reliable and trustworthy character through and through. The slow burn of their relationship works as well, and all the more sweeter as they gradually bond and give in to their feelings.
Chloe Liese's writing is so expressive to me. She manages to draw out into words the feelings and thoughts that are so common to anyone who has dealt with loss, pain, and heartbreak and yet so hard to express.
I'll definitely read this book (and cry) again! I’m looking forward to the next Bergman book!
Thank you, NetGalley and publisher, for the advance eARC.
Everything For You by Chloe Liese is the fifth book in the Bergman series. I've been looking forward to this after reading the previous book. All the books in the series are considered stand-alone, but I highly recommend them all. There's a lot of familial loyalty in the books. All books have shown so many tender and relatable moments concerning romance and various sensitive topics such as mental health and medical conditions. This current book is no exception.
I love Oliver and Gavin. The dual point of view works for this book, which makes us understand the antagonism between the two characters, mainly on Gavin's part. You can't help but sympathize with Gavin's inner turmoil regarding Oliver, not to mention his upbringing. And I just want to hug sweet, sweet Oliver, who has shown reliable and trustworthy character through and through. The slow burn of their relationship works as well, and all the more sweeter as they gradually bond and give in to their feelings.
Chloe Liese's writing is so expressive to me. She manages to draw out into words the feelings and thoughts that are so common to anyone who has dealt with loss, pain, and heartbreak and yet so hard to express.
I'll definitely read this book (and cry) again! I’m looking forward to the next Bergman book!
Thank you, NetGalley and publisher, for the advance eARC.