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.

\\\This book is no longer available for purchase.\\\ It’s all fun and games until someone loses an eye...or you wake up in Vegas married with no memory of the event. Callie has no time for a relationship. Who needs the hassle of a constant man when she can just run through a line of boytoys with little issue? Derek was attracted to Callie from the moment he saw her. From her black hair, to her green eyes, he wanted it all. The only problem? She wasn’t interested. It all goes sideways at a bachelor and bachelorette party and they end up tied together in an unimaginable way. Will they be just another statistic or will they figure out they’re meant to be together? Dirty Pitch the is first book in A.M. Williams new series The Boys of Summer. It has hot men in tight pants, a splash of baseball, and as always, a happily ever after. Get your copy today!

Misunderstandings happen all the time, right? Preston I’m used to the looks I get once people realize that I’m a woman with a man’s name. I get them all the time. But when the most attractive man I’ve ever seen makes rude comments about me, I can’t forget how hurtful he is. He reminds me too much of my past, a past I refuse to let rule my future. My shields are up and I’m adamant I want nothing to do with him. But he slowly wheedles his way in as I realize I might have been too judgmental. Alvarez I am not a one woman man. I’ve never had a serious relationship. I don’t want to be that guy. But something is different. She makes me different. I want more. And I want Preston Pierce. The only problem is I put my foot in my mouth before meeting her and she wants nothing to do with me. It takes time, but eventually she forgives me and I realize she’s everything I wanted. The only problem is our pasts might be keeping us from our future and I don’t know how to push us past it. We have to decide if we’ll let our pasts rule our future and keep us from a happily ever after. The Screwball is book three in A.M. Williams’ Boys of Summer baseball romance series. It’s a workplace, enemies-to-lovers romance with two people haunted by the things in their past as they work toward a better future together. 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 Playing for Keeps. It has been updated with new content and re-edited.

Why do we always want the ones we shouldn’t? Charlotte Growing up around athletes means I’m mostly immune to their charms. Or lack thereof. The looks, the smoking hot bodies, the cocky swagger don’t mean much to me and I can ignore any attraction I might feel. There’s just one problem now. There’s one player that I can’t get out of my mind. After I put myself out there to take things to the next level, I don’t know how to act. I’ve never felt this way before and it’s throwing me off. King I’m called King for a reason. I get what I want, when I want it with the snap of my fingers. I’m happy with my life until her. One night and I discover what I’ve been missing. Getting what I want shouldn’t be a problem. Except it is. For the first time in my life I’m forced to take matters into my own hands to convince her how good we would be together. When the truth comes out and all the cards are on the table, I have to figure out if I can drop my walls for a real chance at happiness. We have to decide if we can overcome our prejudices for a shot at happiness together. The Knuckleball is book four in A.M. Williams’ Boys of Summer baseball romance series. It’s a best friend’s sibling romance with a cocky hero and a girl that takes no prisoners. 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 King of the Field. It has been updated with new content and re-edited.

How do you recover when a first impression goes wrong? Zoe Meeting Jacob Vaughn wasn’t what I expected when I went out with my best friend to celebrate my new job. Jacob was kind, funny, and easy to talk to. He represents everything I want in a dream man. But then he assumes something about me and makes comments that my nephew overhears. He says he’s sorry, but it’s hard to let go of the hurt when I’m not the only person impacted. He hurt Noah, and that’s just not something I can easily forgive. Jacob Zoe Atkinson is the breath of fresh air I didn’t realize I needed. After saving her from a handsy drunk, I discover how amazing she is and can’t get her out of my mind. Except, I’m coming out of a bad divorce and can’t think about anyone other than myself for now. Then I ruin things by running my mouth, upsetting someone close to her, making me realize that I like her a whole lot more than I should. I’ve got to figure out how to get us over this hump so I can show her that I’m serious about her and Noah. We have to decide if we’ll let first impressions ruin what could be the best thing to happen to us. The Slider is book five in A.M. Williams’ Boys of Summer baseball romance series. It’s a mistaken identity, single-parent romance with a recently divorced baseball player and an aunt that is now struggling to raise a teenager. If you love men in tight pants and the sassy women they fall for, this series is for you.

Is thirteen years too long to reconnect with the one that got away? Audrey I never thought I’d see Luke “Voodoo” Kelly again after my parents died when I was fifteen. I was ripped from the only life I knew and thrust into a new one that didn’t involve him. But thirteen years later, he walks into the bar I’m in with my friends in the last place I thought I’d see him: Somerville. He looks the same, and he reminds me so much of that boy that I used to know. He’s just as handsome as before and I could still feel our connection. The only problem? He’s nothing like that boy, and it seems he doesn’t want me in his life anymore. Luke Audrey Wallace was the one that got away. One day she was there, the next she wasn’t. And no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t find her. I never expected to see her in the town I’d just moved to, let alone with my teammates and their partners. She’s just as gorgeous as I remember, and she acts the exact same. But I can’t forget what it was like for me after she left, how hard I struggled to claw my way out of my father’s home without her help. However, no matter how hard I try, I can’t get her from my mind and I realize those feelings from before are still there and stronger than ever. We have to decide if we can overcome our resentment and fear to get our happy ever after. The Curveball is book six in A.M. Williams’ Boys of Summer baseball romance series. It’s a second chance, friends-to-lovers romance with a grumpy baseball player and a blast from his past. If you love men in tight pants and the sassy women they fall for, this series is for you.