Chloe Liese writes inclusive romance because she believes everyone deserves a love story. Portraying underrepresented experiences, her romances embrace humor, heart, and heat, with a dash of nerdiness for good measure. She's an avid reader, lover of leggings, and can't eat enough mint chocolate ice cream. In early 2019 Chloe received the diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (formerly aligned with Asperger’s Syndrome). She is a vocal proponent and supporter of #OwnVoices writing to represent ASD and other marginalized voices.
Genres: Romantic Suspense, Romance
New and upcoming books
Series
Bergman Brothers
1. Only When It's Us (2020)
2. Always Only You (2020)
3. Ever After Always (2021)
4. With You Forever (2021)
5. Everything for You (2022)
6. If Only You (2023)
7. Only and Forever (2024)
1. Only When It's Us (2020)
2. Always Only You (2020)
3. Ever After Always (2021)
4. With You Forever (2021)
5. Everything for You (2022)
6. If Only You (2023)
7. Only and Forever (2024)
Wilmot Sisters
1. Two Wrongs Make a Right (2022)
2. Better Hate Than Never (2023)
3. Once Smitten, Twice Shy (2025)
1. Two Wrongs Make a Right (2022)
2. Better Hate Than Never (2023)
3. Once Smitten, Twice Shy (2025)
Chloe Liese recommends
Last Call at the Local (2024)
Sarah Grunder Ruiz
"Last Call at the Local is a tender, healing hug of a book. Raine and Jack are two of the dearest characters I've ever met, and their affirming, compassionate love was a joy to read."
Fly with Me (2023)
Andie Burke
"Fly with Me took me on a deeply emotional journey. This touching sapphic romance champions the healing power of found family, facing your fears with compassion and patience, and surrounding yourself with people who see and love you just as you are. Perfect for fans of Alison Cochrun and Abby Jimenez!"
You, with a View (2023)
Jessica Joyce
"You, with a View is angsty, atmospheric perfection. While navigating grief's pain as well as its transformative power, this road trip romance is an unforgettable journey of tenderhearted healing, scorching chemistry, and divinely witty banter."
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