The Change Up

De: Meghan Quinn

Narrado por: Kelsey Navarro Foster, Connor Crais

Breaking news: The bad boy of baseball, Maddox Paige, is totally and utterly whipped.

Okay, that might not be the headline in the newspaper this morning, but it's the reality of my current situation. It all started a month ago when I received a call from my best friend, Kinsley. She’d gotten a new job in Chicago and needed a place to stay. I've known the girl since I was five, so I figured there wouldn't be any harm in having her stay at my place for a while.

Ha! Total disaster.

Now instead of going out every night with my teammates, I'm couch surfing and sketching endless portraits of my best friend...but that's the least of my concerns. The disaster, you ask? I'm rapidly falling head-over-cleats in love with my best friend, my roommate, and my number one fan.

And she has no idea....

©2020 Meghan Quinn (P)2020 Dreamscape Media, LLC

LOVE THIS BOOK

My favorite book in this series!!! I love Maddox and Kinsley’s friendship and their pure love for each other. His friendship with the guys is a true testament to the man he is!

Heart wrenching romance

So, the prologue sets the tone for the book right off the bat. You are introduced to this ying/Yang couple and a glimpse of demise….. then the story begins. I just love this couple. His insecurities start to weigh pretty heavily about 1/3 in and they just get heavier and heavier. 2/3 of the way through I was clutching my chest and so upset: gutted. The guys friends kicked his butt until he got his crap together and went after his life. This book is going on my favorites.

Perfection

No notes, pure perfection! MQ does it again with these Brentwood boys! I love Maddox and Kinsley! The narration is excellent as well! I

Love

I was laughing and crying and all the emotions all at once. I could feel everything.

Love this one!!

Love the story! Not a huge fan of the narration. Both male and female voices are lovely but don’t like them narrating each other. Otherwise love the story!

Good but…

The MFc was beyond annoying. She is very insensitive and overwhelming. Loved Maddox. Overall I did enjoy it. But think she’s to much

One of the best in the series

This was my 7th Meghan Quinn book and one of my favorites in the Brentwood Collection.

This one is great as it takes two best friends on a more realistic journey for their relationship including the mistakes and make-good. Its less angsty and more real in dealing with the growth of the characters.

Maddox has some serious personal hurdles to get past and he is less than perfect but Kinsley is a great leading FMC in holding up a mirror for him to see himself. He also leaned heavily on the wider Brentwood narrative and their “family” was pretty cool.

Smart, strong and real FMC's are really cool. Kinsley is the right blend of strong and soft.

I like that Kinsley wasn’t all spitfire. She was very centred and simply knew who she was and what she wasn’t. No compromise. It made the story flow better even when it was difficult.

Another element I liked about the story was how Maddox worked hard and for his redemption in a realistic way.
Another element I hated about earlier stories – and I know it’s the trope for this series - is the prolonged dragging out of the plot twist – THIS ONE IS LESS DRAGGED OUT and a lot more REAL.

I really liked the way their story was put together. The story felt real and natural and the relationships really vibed.

MQ is the queen

Meghan Quinn books always hit the mark for me. This one is no exception. I laughed, i cried, i wanted to scream, this was a wonderful book!

The Change Up

I have to say that I was ready to bawl my eyes out with the way Maddox, the male lead, treated Kenzlie throughout this book. He worshipped her. Then my heart was broken for her when he turned on her and out of the blue treated her like she was nothing to him.

This was a really great storyline, but has twist and turns that will keep you on your toes. The characters are strong, yet have past that come back to haunt them.

I wish that narrators would read all female or male parts as to their natural voices and not try to be something they are not. It takes away from the actual story when they do so.

I push through because the characters and storyline are so great.

Worth the read

This one is worth the listen. Didn’t think it would be worth it with all the negative reviews about the females Character voice. It’s not bad at all. At time it can be rough but worth finishing the series