It’s one of the best sports romance/ frenemies theme with hilarious and adorable characters! Please read this book ASAP to heal your negative thoughts and laugh out loud with thinking any further. That’s what I expected from Willa. Not an apology. Not the tears. That’s why I felt her, because she showed me she wasn’t a prototype role model that could be put a label on. It always brings me immense joy reading a Chloe Liese romance book because she writes books with a lot of heart, steam, and, cuddly goodness - the holy trinity, if you ask me. I was excited to read With You Forever because it has the marriage-of-convenience trope. It's not a trope that we see a lot of in contemporary romance novels, but it's one of my underrated favorites. Chloe blessed us with an adorably wholesome story here! I was in love with Axel, Rooney, and their little furbabies. Rooney is sort of a ray of sunshine woman who looks like Barbie and has a beautiful smile. Since the first book, I've liked her so much, and getting to know her in a better and deeper way was such a pleasure that I can't even explain. Knowing about her life, past, her insecurities, about the problems she’d kept to herself only to protect people she loves, and getting to see more of her perspective over things… It was amazing, stunning to say the least. And Axel, he’s a grumpy man who lives alone in the mountains, a man who struggles with words, but has his own beautiful ways of showing love. And just like Rooney, I love him. Needless to say I had my suspicions about him being autistic after the three previous books, and I liked it so much how the author has told us his story and experience with it.

From the cover, I had no idea that this was a new adult book; both protagonists are in college and actually share a class tougher. Willa is a soccer player and is really struggling with a professor who will not accommodate her athletic schedule. She turns to her neighbor in class, but he ignores her and she becomes angry. While I was annoyed with Willa's reaction Ryder, I can see where she would make assumptions and become frustrated with an already frustrating situation. Ryder is deaf, so he didn't even know that Willa had asked for his notes or needed his help.The relatability of the characters. They’re just so real. I don’t know how, but I think I could find myself relating to every single character in this series. They just gave you a sense of familiarity and you could always see yourself in them. Axel and Rooney were no exception.

En esta estapa de mi vida lectora estoy amando el trope de matrimonios por conveniencia y por eso éste libro era el que más ganas tenía de leer, además el protagonista está en el espectro autista y ella tiene un crush con él.One of my favorite things about this book was how soft Axel was for Rooney. When they started to truly know each other you just saw a different side of both of them and it was beautiful. And I also have to shout out that Chloe does an amazing job with being inclusive in her writing. One of my closest friends has the same chronic illness as Rooney and I’ve heard some of the same stories/struggles from her. This means the chivalry Axel offers her his own cabin as he insists to stay at his tent! And she also eavesdrops Axel’s conversation with his close friends. The A frame’s construction fees cost a lot and for financing his project without informing his family, Axel should do something he hates! He needs to get marry ASAP so he can inherit the money his uncle left for him with the condition of eloping.