In the years since Winnipeg and Kulti ended, Diana has had a rough go of it. To my surprise I found myself face to face with Vanessa's (The Wall of Winnipeg and Me) bestie and Sal's (Kulti) cousin Diana. So completely catastrophic I just stood there and absorbed the nuclear bomb going off in front of me, defenceless.” - Under Locke.įour books in as many days and I found myself opening Wait For It. And sweet mother of God, it was devastating. “Right then, in that moment, Dex The Dick grinned. With a thirst that couldn't be quenched, moments after turning the last page I downloaded every title in print, both ebook and audio to continue my love affair with Zapata's words. Not since discovering the Rock Chick series by Kristen Ashley have I been this voracious of a reader. no I needed more of these two characters. The sizzling chemistry, the will they won't they left me desperate, I wanted. The push pull of growing fondness for one another left me giddy.

In true Zapata style, Kulti is slow burn all the way, despite the length, the story never feels disjointed or tedious. Kulti, known for his talent and temper in equal measure makes waves, but it's the unlikely bond these two develop that shocks them both. As a child she fell in love with German Soccer legend Reiner The King Kulti, as an adult she's just learnt he's accepted a role as her new assistant coach.

This time I met Salome (Sal), twenty seven year soccer star, head strong, determined and filled with talent, has dedicated her life to her profession. One day long after I quit, so no one would suspect me.” - The Wall of Winnipeg and Me.įrom Winnipeg, I moved on to fan favourite Kulti. I adored how Zapata explored the themes while crafting an engaging and hilarious story about two people who just happened to meet at a Porn Convention. The storyline had me giddy and I loved the quirkiness of real life meeting.well porn life, I loved that the portrayal of the adult industry wasn't seedy and underground. Throw in a porn star hero and I was all but assured to be in my book nirvana.

For those who know me, you know I love a long book, once I've connected with an authors words I crave more and more, I love the banter and slow burn, the delicious feeling that rumbles through your body when your head and your heart play the will they won't they game. I found myself using any excuse to grab my phone, desperate to sneak in even one more chapter. I started and those long commutes starting feeling way too short, instead of turning of my kindle when I got home I found myself reaching for it not long after walking in the door. When Lingus popped up on my kindle, I figured why not, it had been one of the titles I'd been meaning to read after all.

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