I so thoroughly enjoyed this second installment in Chloe Liese's Bergman Brothers series. I think it was even better than the first, for different reasons. I really loved that the main female love interest, Frankie, has both autism and an autoimmune disease, for which she needs to use a cane. Representation matters! I can so resonate, as I have my own chronic illnesses and I really felt for Frankie; feeling like you're a burden and not worthy of love because eventually someone will ce to resent you. But, I'm SO GLAD Soren never felt that way about her and went out of his way to make her feel loved and included and show her that he loves her for everything she is and not everything she is not. Also, Soren is a virgin at the beginning of this book, which was adorable, as Frankie got to teach him what she knows (although, he seemed pretty well versed already!). I really thought this was such a great book and made me so happy. I can't wait for the next book in the series.