Bergman Brothers · Book 3

Ever After Always

Published
12 January 2021
Pages
368
ISBN-13
9780593642399
Type
novel
Cover of Ever After Always

About this book

Ever After Always, the third book, came out January 12, 2021, running a slightly shorter 368 pages. It continues the family's rotating cast of romance tropes while keeping the same Bergman Christmas dinners and hockey games as its emotional anchor.

Key facts about Ever After Always

Chloe Liese wrote Ever After Always, a novel on our list. It has been out since 12 January 2021. The book has 368 pages.

We list 3 editions of this novel. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780593642399 to find the main one.

Ever After Always is book 3 of 7 in the Bergman Brothers series. The series has 7 published books. However, the series starts with Only When It's Us (2020). Only and Forever is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 2 April 2024.

Additionally, Chloe Liese writes Tough Love and The Wilmot Sisters as separate series. Those series sit on our romance shelf. Meanwhile, Happy Ending is the latest published Chloe Liese book on file, from 14 April 2026. The next announced Chloe Liese release is due on 5 January 2027, so there is still more to come.

About Chloe Liese

Chloe Liese is an American contemporary romance author best known for the Bergman Brothers series, which follows a large Swedish-American family of siblings through interconnected romances that combine emotional depth with a strong current of humor and warmth. See every Chloe Liese book in order.

Its place in Bergman Brothers

Ever After Always is book 3 in the Bergman Brothers series. It follows Always Only You. It is followed by With You Forever. See the full Bergman Brothers reading order.

The Bergman Brothers follows the six adult siblings (plus one honorary sister-in-law-to-be) of a close-knit, hockey-and-music-loving Minnesota family, each getting their own full-length contemporary romance. Chloe Liese writes with a strong own-voices thread: several books feature neurodivergent leads (autism, ADHD) and chronic-illness or disability representation drawn from Liese's own life, handled with care rather than as a plot twist. Tropes rotate through the family — enemies-to-lovers, office romance…

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