Chloe Liese

Chloe Liese is a contemporary romance author known for writing inclusive love stories featuring neurodiverse and disabled characters. She has gained recognition for her Bergman Brothers series, which follows a Swedish-American family in Seattle. Her work frequently incorporates own-voices representation of autism, as Liese herself is autistic. Her novels often feature characters dealing with chronic illness, disability, or neurodivergence while navigating relationships and finding love. The author's books blend contemporary romance with elements of classic literature retellings. Her writing style incorporates humor, emotional depth, and explicit consent-focused intimacy, while maintaining complex character development throughout her series. Beyond her fiction work, Liese advocates for disability representation in romance literature and discusses neurodiversity in publishing. She maintains an active social media presence where she engages with readers about autism acceptance and chronic illness awareness.

Readers consistently rate Chloe Liese's books between 4.0-4.5 stars across platforms. Her writing earns praise for neurodivergent and disabled representation, with many readers noting they feel seen in her characters. Likes: - Authentic portrayal of autism, chronic illness, and anxiety - Consent and communication in relationships - Balance of emotional depth with humor - Well-researched medical details - Integration of Shakespeare themes (Bergman Brothers series) Dislikes: - Some find the pacing too slow - Multiple readers note repetitive internal monologues - Several mention the spice level is milder than expected - A few cite overuse of specific phrases/words Platform Ratings: Goodreads: With You Forever: 4.22 (21,000+ ratings) Two Wrongs Make a Right: 3.95 (19,000+ ratings) Ever After Always: 4.32 (15,000+ ratings) Amazon average: 4.5 stars across titles BookTok/Bookstagram: Regular recommendations for disability rep in romance

Only When It's Us - A college soccer player and a hard-of-hearing business major navigate their complicated past and growing attraction while paired for a class project.

Always Only You - A hockey team's social media manager with autism and rheumatoid arthritis develops a relationship with a grumpy NHL player who loves Shakespeare.

Ever After Always - A married couple works to rebuild their relationship while dealing with anxiety and past trauma.

With You Forever - An illustrator with chronic illness enters a marriage of convenience with a quiet woodworker to secure her inheritance.

Everything for You - A professional soccer captain and his team's new assistant coach move from rivals to lovers while working together.

Two Wrongs Make a Right - Two people who dislike each other agree to fake-date as revenge against a mutual friend, leading to unexpected feelings.

Something About You - A tech company CEO and a preschool teacher become neighbors and navigate their opposing personalities while falling in love.

A Very Merry Bromance - A country music star and a sustainability lawyer reunite during the holiday season after a one-night stand the previous year.