Bergman Brothers 5 Book Set - Only When It's Us, Always Only You & more

Bergman Brothers 5 Book Set brings together five sports romance novels centred on the Bergman family. The collection includes stories set around university life, team dynamics and relationships complicated by workplace boundaries, long-held feelings and rivalry.

Across the set, the characters navigate conflict and attraction, from a tense partnership in a Business Mathematics course to teammates forced into closer collaboration. The books also touch on personal challenges, including autism, anxiety and chronic pain, as well as the pressures that come with change, commitment and expectations.

Included titles

• Only When It's Us
• Always Only You
• Ever After Always
• With You Forever
• Everything for You

Key details

• Five-book set
• Series: Bergman Brothers
• Includes the titles listed above
• Sports romance collection

Synopses

Only When It's Us

Willa is told to get missed lecture notes from Ryder, the quiet classmate beside her, and their first interactions quickly turn hostile. As their Business Mathematics course becomes a battleground, both are determined to come out on top.

Always Only You

Ren is a player and Frankie is on staff, and while they work together, dating is off-limits. Frankie keeps her autism diagnosis private and is wary of opening her heart, even as Ren hopes he will have a chance to tell her how he feels when she moves on.

Ever After Always

Aiden has loved Freya for years and wants to give her everything she deserves, but he is unsure he can provide the one thing she wants most. With their marriage strained, an island getaway to celebrate her parents’ long marriage forces them into close company as they try to work through their problems.

With You Forever

Axel tries to keep his distance from Rooney, but a charades game gone wrong changes everything. After Rooney kisses him, their lives and problems begin to converge, leading them towards an unexpected solution.

Everything for You

Teammates Gavin and Oliver clash, and avoiding each other has become a tactic for survival. When they are made co-captains, they are forced to confront their enmity and an attraction neither expected, under an ultimatum from their coach.