Reviewing the Enthralling Romance of 'Always Only You' by Chloe Liese: A Voyage through Autism, Love, and Self-Discovery

Part 1: Interesting Storyline of Always Only You

The absorbing tale woven by Always Only You comes sprinkled with threads of humor and the allure of understated romance. The narrative, revolving around the evolution and development of two distinct personalities, paints on the canvas of life - what’s unique about it is that it’s not just any canvas, but one speckled with shapes and hues of imperfections, making it all the more real. The focal point of the plot hinges on how these imperfections metamorphose the lives around. This novel, penned down under the umbrella of adult fiction, resonates with readers across varied age-groups, courtesy, its breezy ambiance and relatable situations.

Part 2: Main Characters of Always Only You

The main characters, who are the pillars of the storyline, impart strength, depth, and authenticity to the tale. Francesca Zeferino, the austere social media manager of an LA based hockey team battles unfair assumptions and avoidable seclusion due to her seemingly off-putting demeanor. Equipped with an invisible sign on her forehead that screams "Please do not interact!", she has carefully constructed this facade, primarily to handle her life that has been shadowed by autism. Her quiet, dull existence receives a jolt of sunshine when Sren ‘Ren’ Bergman, the happy-go-lucky, undeniably charming hockey player enters her orbit. Unfazed by the closely entrenched team lore of a no romance policy, Ren harbors a clandestine love for Frankie even as she does her best to tiptoe around her bubbling emotions so as to safeguard her heart from yet another shattering experience.

Part 3: Thoughts on Always Only You and Why It Is So Popular

Why does Always Only You enjoy such immense popularity, you ask? The secret lies in the seamlessness with which the story straddles between laugh out loud moments, poignant touches of romance, and an expansive canvas of varied human emotions. Furthering its admirable grip on the audience is the successful portrayal of an autistic character navigating the highs and lows of life and love. The book strikes a chord with readers as it peels off the layers of autism and presents emotive insights that tug at the readers' heartstrings.

Part 4: Similar Book on Dramabox

Is there a void in your heart that needs to be filled after reading Always Only You? Worry not! Our Kind of Love by Lea Adams awaits your attention on Dramabox. The story, loaded with tongue-in-cheek dialogues and simmering chemistry between a dominant billionaire and his firecracker of a secretary, makes for an interesting read. Mirroring the 'opposites-attract' trope from Always Only You, it promises an adventurous, romantic escapade that will leave you asking for more.