The Wall of Winnipeg and Me

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I can’t even muster the energy to pretend to lie about how fast I was swiping through it on my Kindle. Zapata seems to have cottoned on to that because in KULTI there was a marked reduction in this sort of "locker room talk," and in THE WALL OF WINNIPEG AND ME it was totally absent, as was most of the slut-shaming that I've seen in some of her earlier books. And she’s even more dumbstruck when he explains that her job description is about to become even more outrageous: something that takes the “personal” in personal assistant to a whole new level.

Not only would it bring her financial security, but it also had the power to make her one and only childhood dream come true. As much as I'd been telling myself over the last two days that I'd imagined being a wee bit in love with him, my heart held on to the truth.Or when Aiden started naming off the things he knew about Vanessa, the small details he’s noticed of her, such as her favorite things or what she does when she’s annoyed? He takes her completely for granted, not even giving her the most basic forms of acknowledgment like a "hello" in the morning. Honestly, I found that scene (and other scenes in this book) more sensual than 90% of the sex scenes I've read. For two years, the man known as The Wall of Winnipeg couldn't find it in him to tell her good morning or congratulate her on her birthday.

All novels given here for educational and informational purposes to benefit site visitors, and is provided at no charge. the fmc’s endless inner monologue got so repetitive and annoying, i felt like i was reading the same thing every chapter. When Aiden showed up at a certain convention to support Vanessa, I had a perma-grin and happy tears!let me tell you that a sixteen hours long audiobook is nothing and nearly not enough if you’re enjoying your time.

He was cross-legged on either side of me, each of his muscular thighs cocooning my hips, his chin just behind my ear. Aiden relies on her heavily for everything from his meals to updating his social media accounts, yet he hardly pays her any attention. While he never told her a thank you, please, or even wished her a happy birthday, there was never that toxicity that is common in adult romance reads, and that’s the stuff I live for.But I am so freaking happy to say I loved this and completely get why it has been all over my Instagram and Goodreads feed and recommended multiple times. This story not only consumed my whole life from start to finish but also made it into my all-time favourite books list and let me tell you that's a tough list to get on. Her student loans are putting so much weight on her shoulders, and paying them off by being in fake marriage with one of the current best football stars wouldn’t be that bad, would it? Just read the description and you'll see what I mean: "I’m destined to become the next CEO of my family’s media empire.

I read 200 pages and 90% of them could have been cut because they were all her endless inner-monologue about how utterly spineless she was and how ~dreamy~ and muscular her boss was. I might have just waited until the last minute to push you out of oncoming traffic, but I’d still push you out of the way.

It has an unrequited love feel, so I did get a little teary at times for that -- but no tissues needed. Yay, I persevered and I'm quite glad I did because the last 20% makes up for the preceding chapters. What no one tells you is that the road to accomplishing your goals isn’t a straight line; it looks more like a corn maze.