Forever and Ever Books In Order

Publication Order of Forever and Ever Books

Reality can augur bad for the mental health of anyone, even the most strong willed. Even from a quasi-Biblical perspective, the Holy Writ states that man can live for seven or eight decades, depending on their strength; however, the lifespan is fraught with trouble, sorrow, pain, toil, and marred by suchlike problems. Fortunately, that is exactly what the Forever and Ever series seeks to dispel; to divert the attention of its readers from the harsh situations of real-life, especially through entertainment and fantasy.

Read on about that escapism. First and foremost, the Forever and Ever series is the name of an engaging literary series authored by the renowned American scribbler E. L. Todd. Incidentally, Todd has crafted many bestselling books, though most of her literary work is comprised of series of books. For starters, E. L. Todd’s birthplace is New York, in the US. However, she spent her formative years in California, mostly because the region is warm and augurs well for her health–she is susceptible to cold. Todd went to California State University for her undergraduate education; moreover, she has also received postgraduate education.

E. L. Todd, who also juggles teaching and editing roles, was influenced by the following female American authors; they are Alyssa Rose Ivy, Kristina Renee, Georgia Cates, Charlotte Abel, and M. Leighton. Todd’s bibliography comprises of way over a hundred books. Todd acknowledges her close friends for the success of her writing endeavors. Generally, E. L. Todd is a past master in the following genres: literary fiction, fantasy, and contemporary romance.

Section on Books
Forever and Ever series penned by E. L. Todd is noteworthy, albeit not as famous as the Forever and Always, and Timeless series of books. Even then the Forever and Ever series is among the most extensive and comprehensive in the bibliography of E. L. Todd. While we are at it, there are 45 primary works in the Forever and Ever series. There are seven editions of the first book in the aforementioned series. The book’s first edition was initially published in November 2014, titled All I Want is You; and the book is shelved under the anthologies, romance (specifically, contemporary romance sub-genre), and new adult genres.

Another early book which E. L. Todd published in the Forever and Ever series is titled If Loving You is Wrong; basically, this is the second book in the said series. There are three editions of that book. Nevertheless, the first edition of this second book was initially published in December 2014. All in all, the featured protagonists in the Forever and Ever series are called Cayson and Skye.

Meet protagonists Cayson and Skye. Both are bosom friends, their respective fathers are associates, and they even schooled at the same tertiary institution. Cayson has suppressed his love for Skye all along. Specifically, Cayson is introspective, warmhearted, protective, humorous, presentable, down-to-earth, and lovable. By the same token, Skye is fiercely loyal, an independent woman, sensible, and a willful heroine.

In the first book in the Forever and Ever series, All I Want is You, Cayson is chagrined whenever he notices Skye with another boyfriend. He is reluctant to declare that he loves her, held back by the prospect of losing her if he confessed. Cayson chances upon Skye partly naked and dead drunk at a party, with men salivating at her partial nakedness. Cayson carries her to his house wherein she is angling for making love with him. In the second book, If Loving You is Wrong, Cayson and Skye are in a steady love affair. But Skye is reluctant to plunge into it headlong, thinking that their lifelong friendship might be jeopardized.

Forever and Ever Series: Best Three Books
These are the best three books in E. L. Todd’s serialized Forever and Ever. The first one is called All I want Is You. The second one is titled If Loving You Is Wrong; incidentally, these two books have already been discussed above. The other book is called You Are All I’ll Ever Need; this is the third book in the Forever and Ever series and was originally published in 2014.

In the book You Are All I’ll Ever Need, Cayson is out-and-out sure that he was destined to be with Skye. Unfortunately, Stanford invites him to be interviewed for the prestigious institution’s medical program. Cayson realizes that he has to prioritize; he has either to take the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity or give scant credence to it and stay with the woman of his dreams. Elsewhere, characters Roland and Conrad, and Slade and Trinity, are in a similar dilemma.

Other Book Series You May Like
Readers who enjoyed the Forever and Ever series by E. L. Todd also liked the following series of books. The first one is called The Suits Undone and is written by Mia Sosa. This is a trilogy; the first of the five editions of the first book was originally published in 2015; the featured protagonists are: publicist Mimi Pennington and Daniel, Ethan Hill and Graciela Ramirez, and Karen Ramirez and CEO Mark Lansing. Basically, these are executives and high-profile personalities yielding to romance.

The second one is called Beautiful Chaos and is authored by Arianne Richmonde. It was first published in June 2014. Also a trilogy, this series features protagonists Jake Wild and Star Davis; Wild, who is from a well off Hollywood family, is a man in his mid-twenties and a sex-addict. Star Davis is in her late teens; she is an Oscar award-winning actress who is wealthy but secretive; she has a plethora of problems, ranging from drug abuse to a run-in with the police, and eventually ends up in a rehabilitation center. Now she is angling for reclaiming her righteous position in Hollywood.

The last one is titled The Excess series and is authored by Angelica Chase. This is a trilogy comprising of novellas. The first book has two editions and the first one was initially published in 2015. Described in the first person, this series features a protagonists Nina and Devin McIntyre; Nina is trying to disentangle herself from the charms of the tempting but dangerous Devin McIntyre in vain. McIntyre is also remorseful for hurting Nina, blaming it on a misjudgment.