Her autism doesn’t define her, her disability is not the thing that makes Frankie who she is, but it’s definitely also the thing that keeps her from letting people into her life. It’s hilarious the kind of things her brain conjures up. I swear, I could be happy just reading a book of Frankie’s thoughts whenever she’s around Ren or whenever she’s thinking about Ren. She’s a Harry Potter loving wild card who has the best inner monologues. Frankie and Ren are forces to be reckoned with.
This book was heartwarming and sexy, but most of all, it was hilarious. 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.” “Because I know that having arthritis, being autistic, does not make me less whole or human. She’s not asking for anybody’s pity or sympathy or attention, she just does what she does and she does it well. As someone who was diagnosed with autism and has arthritis, Frankie works twice as hard when it comes to everything in life. She’s part of the LA Kings staff, handling their social media and mingling with the team. But the star of the book is Frankie Zerefino. This book introduces us to Ren Bergman, who is a player for the LA Kings hockey team and boy oh boy, you guys are in for a treat with Ren. And we got to know the family dynamics and the hilariousness that ensues when you have the whole Bergman clan together. We first met the Bergman family in “ Only When It’s Us” when Willa and Ryder crossed paths. “Always Only You” is the second in the Bergman Brothers series. Her stories are raw and honest and fun and sexy and a must-read for everyone who enjoys contemporary romance. Chloe highlights disabilities in her books, making you aware of the things that happen around us and that we might not always acknowledge.
She writes witty characters, incredible female leads and their charming and supporting male leads. Review: If you know me and followed me on Instagram or Goodreads enough, you’ll know that I am a die-hard Chloe Liese fan. Their mutual attraction is clear to almost everyone around them, except the two of them, so what happens when one thing leads to another leads to another? In this #OwnVoices story, Chloe writes an autistic character with arthritis falling in love with a cinnamon roll of a hockey player. Ren is a player on the hockey team and Frankie is part of their PR team as their social media coordinator.
Synopsis: Ren Bergman and Frankie Zeferino both art part of the big machine that is the LA Kings.
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