The Wall of Winnipeg and Me
Mariana Zapata, 2016
A defensive end with no manners, the assistant who quits him, and the arrangement that puts them back under one roof.
Feels like society, melancholy and love.
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Zapata self-publishes her romances, and readers prize their extreme slow burn: the tension is stretched over hundreds of pages before it breaks.
The person who can talk you down without ever looking up.
What if everyone hates me and no one talks to me? What if someone throws something at me?” Aiden snorted, setting the shirt he’d been holding aside and picking up the next one on the pile. “What are they going to throw? Bookmarks? Mariana Zapata, 2016
A defensive end with no manners, the assistant who quits him, and the arrangement that puts them back under one roof.
Mariana Zapata, 2018
A figure skater who's sworn off partners gets one more chance with the rival who infuriates her—and the slow-burn tension is the whole point.
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