Always Only You

So many aspects of this book hit deep for me, and it made me feel heard and hopeful while providing an amazing and entertaining distraction to get lost in for a while. The way that Ren and Frankie’s story developed was slow and sweet, they had time to learn to love each other how they needed to be loved while learning to love themselves too and they made a pretty awesome couple. There was humor that made the dialogue very fun and a bit of spice that made reading even better. Honestly, I am loving this author and her portrayal of strong characters that have very real struggles yet incredible fortitude to hope and reach for happiness.

Great representation and it was so well ingrained in the storyline. Loved all the characters and the writing was amazing. I read it in one day.

“Because I know that having arthritis, being autistic, does not make me less whole or human. It doesn’t make me wrong or broken. It makes some things in my life more challenging in ways, yes, and maybe I don’t represent the “norm,” but I can be someone who surmounts obstacles without it meaning there’s something fundamentally lacking in my makeup.”It's special to read a book about an autistic person, written by an autistic person and I love that there is no ableism in this. Chloe does a great job of creating a swoon worthy romance with love and so much more. This book put a smile on my face in so many ways and also made me cry.I absolutely love and adore the Bergman family and I have so much trouble who would be my favourite. Ren and Frankie are great in their own respects. Oftentimes in novels with an autistic main character there is a lot of attempts to fix and feel sorry for the character, I love that Chloe did not do this. Ren just loved Frankie for Frankie, regardless of how she saw the world. This book filled me with joy. Thank you Chloe for having written it.

I really loved this book. The story was fun. I liked everything about it. Except for the way the book was made. The pages literally fall out. Any slight pressure you put on flipping the pages and the page just comes out in your hand. I don’t know what happened when they printed the book and assembled it but it was not it

Chloe Liese is an amazing writer