Questions About Ever After Always (Bergman Brothers, #3)

by Chloe Liese (Goodreads Author)

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Hi! Does anyone know the ages of the Bergman brothers?

Amie Axel is 30 in his book (Book 4), Ren is 25 in his book (Book 2), Viggo and Oliver are 21 and 20 respectively in Book 3. I don't think it was mentioned…moreAxel is 30 in his book (Book 4), Ren is 25 in his book (Book 2), Viggo and Oliver are 21 and 20 respectively in Book 3. I don't think it was mentioned specifically how old Ryder was in his book (Book 1) but it was stated that he is 6 years younger than Axel. Additional information: Freya is 32 in her book (Book 3) and it's stated that Ziggy is 15 years younger than her in the same book so she was 17 in Book 3. The sibling order from eldest to youngest is: Freya, Axel, Søren "Ren", Ryder, Viggo, Oliver, Sigrid "Ziggy".(less)

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Can someone please tell me the CW for this book? I'm loving the series but I need to know if this one has any infertility and/or pregnancy triggers.

Kayla Frank I agree, the series is so fun! I just finished this book and it does not have any infertility. She does not get pregnant during this timeline of this …moreI agree, the series is so fun! I just finished this book and it does not have any infertility. She does not get pregnant during this timeline of this book. The plot is more focused on their struggling marriage with small discussions throughout of the couple recently deciding they wanted to have a baby and then re-discussing if they are truly ready for that with the struggles in their relationship.
I hope that helps, but if you're not sure, you could just skip this one and read the rest of the books.(less)

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Can it be read as a standalone? Thankssss

Joop I haven't yet read this book but the two books I have already read can be read as a standalone. It says in the blurb this one can be read as a standal…moreI haven't yet read this book but the two books I have already read can be read as a standalone. It says in the blurb this one can be read as a standalone as well. Reading the other books give a bit more context since family is a big part in this book, but you don't need to know all of that. Hope that helps :)(less)

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Is this going to be released in paperback as well as Kindle?