Bergman Brothers

Chloe Liese

A sharp-tongued women’s soccer star and a brooding, lumberjack-lookalike classmate collide in a college world where first impressions are everything—and nothing. As their rivalry turns into something more complicated, Willa and Ryder are forced to confront the wounds they’ve carried for years, learning how to trust, communicate, and choose each other without losing themselves. Blending frenemies-to-lovers tension with the steady pressure of growing up, this sports romance explores healing, belonging, and the courage it takes to move on while still honoring what hurt you. With Chloe Liese’s emotionally grounded, character-driven style, the story delivers both banter and heart as love becomes the moment they finally stop running and start living.

Chloe Liese

Two Wrongs Make a Right pairs Bea Wilmot and Jamie Westenberg—two people who are convinced they’re completely wrong for each other—until a well-meaning (and meddlesome) circle of friends pushes them into a fake date. When their “performance” starts to blur into something real, Bea and Jamie discover they share more than chemistry: a sharp, shared instinct for revenge and the courage to rewrite the stories others try to script for them. Set against the lively backdrop of family connections and romantic chaos, this enemies-to-lovers, opposites-attract romance delivers swoon-worthy tension, playful banter, and heartfelt representation. With Chloe Liese’s character-driven style and emotionally attentive storytelling, the book explores themes of misjudgment, identity, and the power of choosing your own love—on your own terms.