He’s Hollywood’s biggest star.
She couldn’t care less.

When a lost bet forces him into life coaching sessions, Superstar Jude Zimmer meets the only woman unimpressed by his cinematic gaze. Emily Dixon is a forensic strategist for the ego, a woman who specializes in dismantling the very facades Jude has spent a lifetime perfecting.

But fixing Hollywood’s favorite golden boy is the last thing Emily wants to do. She’d rather coach rattlesnakes not to bite. What she really desires is a double cheeseburger and a long vacation far away from self-absorbed celebrities. Unfortunately, the universe has other plans.

What starts as a reluctant agreement quickly escalates into a full-blown battle of wits. Between the verbal sparring and the chemistry neither of them signed up for, Jude and Emily will soon discover that the most terrifying thing about searching for authenticity isn’t finding it. It’s realizing you’ve found it in the exact person you are trying to push away.

Coach Me if You Can is a funny, swoony, closed door, opposites attract romantic comedy. Expect some mild language and tons of chemistry in this sweet romance, but no explicit scenes.