My New Teammate Says I'm Too Loud

ENGLISH EDITION — This book is written entirely in English.

Phatcharaphon "Phet" Nantavej joined Bangkok Pulse to hit hard, call every ball, and prove she belongs in the starting six.

Kantima "Mok" Varasin, the team’s expressionless setter, would prefer she do all three at half the volume.

But Bangkok Pulse has a bigger problem.

Their opponents have decoded the team’s visual signals, making every attack painfully easy to predict. The coach’s solution is early private practice for Mok and Phet—and a new offensive system built around the one thing no opponent can ignore:

Phet’s voice.

It works much too well.

Phet cannot remember half of Mok’s new calls, but she remembers where Mok’s thumb presses against her wrist. Mok can ignore Phet’s flirting until one late practice ends with a kiss—and one kiss becomes a secret relationship with rules neither woman is good at following.

Now Phet can call for a ball she will never receive, drag the block across the net, and turn chaos into a scoring chance.

But when their rivals adapt, the private language making Phet and Mok unstoppable becomes the weakness threatening both the team and their fragile trust.

With the championship approaching, they must build an offence that belongs to everyone—and decide whether love can survive a game in which every touch is a choice.

Fast, funny, and shamelessly hot, My New Teammate Says I’m Too Loud is a contemporary Thai professional-volleyball GL romance featuring:

• A loud sunshine hitter
• A deadpan setter
• Secret teammates-with-benefits
• Team found family
• High-heat intimacy
• A complete happy ending

Standalone novel with a happy ending.