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The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata Review

Title: The Wall of Winnipeg and Me

Author: Mariana Zapata

First published February 28, 2016

503 pages, Kindle Edition

Rating: 4.26

Overview

Catty and Vanessa are not like other girls. They both have extraordinary abilities that set them apart from the rest.

Vanessa can turn invisible, but it’s not something she can control. Meanwhile, Catty can travel through time and take Vanessa along with her.

But when Vanessa starts to feel like she’s being followed, she realizes that her secret is at risk of being exposed. With no idea who is following her or what they want, Vanessa must rely on Catty’s time-traveling skills to keep herself safe.

But as they journey through different eras, they discover a dangerous force that threatens not only their friendship but the entire world as they know it. Will they be able to stop it in time?

Editoral Review

The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata is a contemporary romance novel that was first published on February 28, 2016. Zapata is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author who is known for writing slow-burn, character-driven romance novels.

The book has become a fan favorite and received widespread acclaim for its beautiful prose, well-crafted characters, and delightful romance story. The story revolves around Vanessa Mazur, a personal assistant to Aiden Graves, a renowned football player known for his exceptional skills on the field.

The relationship between Aiden and Vanessa is strained, as he is often rude and demanding of her time. Despite this, Vanessa continues to work for Aiden because of the great pay and benefits that the job offers.

However, when Aiden unexpectedly proposes to Vanessa, she realizes that she must make a life-altering decision that will affect both her personal and professional life. Set in contemporary America, The Wall of Winnipeg and Me deals with themes of love, trust, and self-discovery.

With its captivating and heartfelt storyline, it provides a refreshing take on romance novels, which often focus on physical attraction alone. Instead, the novel explores the emotional and mental aspects of the relationship, showing how two people with different personalities and lifestyles can find love and acceptance in each other.

The book’s pacing is well-done, and the characters’ personalities are carefully crafted to bring out the emotions that the author wants to convey. Vanessa is a relatable protagonist, who is strong-willed, assertive, and independent-minded.

Meanwhile, Aiden is portrayed as the archetypical alpha-male hero with a heart of gold. The author’s writing is beautiful and effortless, and it keeps the readers engaged throughout the book.

Overall, The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata is a beautifully written, character-driven contemporary romance novel that is sure to leave readers feeling happy and satisfied. While it may not be a life-changing book, it is an enjoyable and captivating read that will keep the reader glued to its pages.

Fans of slow-burn romance novels will surely love this book, and we recommend it to anyone looking for a great love story that is off the beaten path. On a scale of 1-10, we give this book an 8.

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