What happens when the man of your dreams proves fantasy is better than
reality? One minute we’re fighting and the next we’re given a glimpse of what
could be. Should we rock the boat and tempt fate despite all the curveballs that
have been thrown our way? Fans of the Brentwood Baseball Series by Meghan
Quinn will devour The Changeup by A.M. Williams, an enemies to lovers,
workplace romance.
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What happens when the man of your dreams proves fantasy is better than reality?
Emma
Chase Anderson is everything I want in a man. Tall. Handsome. Compassionate. Confident. He
makes me feel things I haven’t in years.
There’s just one problem: me. He can’t stand me and I’m getting to where I can’t stand him
either.
The glares stiffen my resolve to forget about my dream man and concentrate on my new job.
Except...eventually those stares turn to something more. More heated. More promising. More
everything.
Chase
Emma Carlisle is what I didn’t know I needed in my life until I saw her.
I don’t want her in my life, though. I have too much riding on my shoulders to concentrate on a
relationship. A sick mom. A team owner who’s breathing down my neck to win a baseball
championship.
It’s easier to ignore her and pretend like she doesn’t exist than to think about how pretty she is
or how I feel alive whenever she's around.
But one surprise kiss and I’m left wanting more. One glimpse into what love could be like and I
can’t think of anything else
We have to decide if it’s worth tempting fate and the flames of desire to see what love
might be like.
The Changeup is the first book in A.M. Williams Boys of Summer baseball romance series. It’s a
workplace, enemies-to-lovers romance that features two perfectionists struggling to come to
terms with the curveballs life has for them.
If you love men in tight pants and the sassy women they fall for, this series is for you.
This book was previously published as Coached in Love. It has been updated with new content and re-edited.
Excerpt
Copyright 2021 A.M. Williams
My eyes widened and my mouth dropped as I caught sight of the man stepping down from the
cab. I was very thankful for the sunglasses I’d slipped on my face that morning because I didn’t
have to worry about him seeing my eyes eating him up.
Whoever this guy was, he was ripped. He was wearing a pair of gray sweatpants—the
sweatpants that women loved looking at—and a t-shirt that he’d torn the arms off of, displaying
every delectable inch of his biceps, which bulged as he grabbed a bag from his backseat.
I swallowed thickly as I grabbed my bag and opened my car door. I tried not to make it obvious I
was looking at him as I stood, but it was hard. So hard.
Much like the abs I was sure he was sporting.
Jesus. Get your mind out of the gutter, Emma!
I cleared my throat and tucked a piece of hair behind my ear as I slammed the car door.
I glanced his way, noting that we’d pass close to each other on our way to the door. My heart
beat wildly in my chest as I coached myself on not being awkward. It was just a greeting, being
friendly, with someone that I worked with.
I took a deep breath and plastered a smile on my face as he stepped close enough that we
could almost touch at the hood of my car. He looked up at me, meeting my eyes, but said
nothing. The smile froze on my lips as he kept his eyes on mine while he passed by.
Nothing was said, and the only sound was one of the gravel under his feet as he walked toward
the sidewalk that led to the door to get inside. The smile slowly wavered on my face before
dropping completely when he turned so that his back was to me.
I cleared my throat and tried to look busy as I worked to throw off the rejection I felt. So, yeah, it
wasn’t like we knew each other. But dang! He could have said something, anything, to me in
greeting. Instead, he’d stared at me and seemed like he made a point not to say anything.
About A.M. Williams
A.M. Williams is just a simple girl from the south that found herself living abroad. When she’s not
annoying her cat or reading, she’s spending time with her husband and traveling as much as possible.
She has a serious case of wanderlust and wants to go as many places as possible while she can. She
loves Cheerwine, sweet tea, and North Carolina (eastern style) BBQ as well as those crystal clear waters on the North Carolina coast.
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