So if you like love-at-first-sight books or books where the heroine jumps into bed with the hero seconds after meeting him, then this book is not for you.

anyway, i don’t understand or know how is it possible to love and obsess this much over fictional characters and a couple but i do. i guess it’s time to reread WoW for 6th time and ' Wait For It' in the process for the 5th time🫠

This book was just so adorable!! I smiled so hard the entire time at Aiden's thoughtfulness and Vanessa's quirky ways. While this book may be long, it was perfect and I don't have any complains except that I wanted more! There wasn't even one detail that I found unrequired and I didn't feel bored for even a moment throughout the book. PDF / EPUB File Name: The_Wall_of_Winnipeg_and_Me_-_Mariana_Zapata.pdf, The_Wall_of_Winnipeg_and_Me_-_Mariana_Zapata.epub AIDEN. Gotta love assholes. You see, I have a thing for the big jerks who redeem themselves by the end of the book, especially if they are the brooding, grumpy and uncommunicative types. Aiden is a perfect combination of all of the above. His gaze was so intent the entire world seemed to stop. "You tell me. I never stop thinking about you. I worry about you all the time. Every beautiful thing I see reminds me of you. I can't finish my practices in Colorado with out wishing you were around," he said in a steady tone. "You tell me what I feel.”

I know, Van.” His thumb massaged me again for all of about three seconds. “You know more about me than anyone else does.” It was right then, in that instant, that I realized I might be a little in love with Aiden. Not in a way that was anything like the easy crush I had on him in the past, but different. So, so different.” It's almost like you have to earn it in Zapata's books. And, like anything in life, the things you earn are the things you appreciate the most. And you seriously appreciate this love story by the time you get to end. Like I said, the characters in Zapata’s books most definitely have a certain level of cringe factor, and Vanessa is no different. This book in particular has two of the hallmarks of romance novels that I hate: the heroines are almost doggedly ~quirky~, and more often than not have horrendous taste in clothing.Enter Vanessa.

His parents left him alone, and then his grandparents died, and he retreated into himself even more! He stopped interacting might've convinced himself that what's the point of even trying to put effort into something when everything's going to end? His character is not emotionally explored in this book at all! When Van quits, it's no surprise that she gets no reaction from Aiden, not even a nod or a shrug, which only fuels her anger. But when Aiden shows up, and keeps showing up, at her door with an absurd offer she is perplexed, buuuuttt when he offers her a deal she can't refuse, she finally caves. Mariana Zapata lives in a small town in Colorado with her husband and two oversized children—­her beloved Great Danes, Dorian and Kaiser. When she’s not writing, she’s reading, spending time outside, forcing kisses on her boys, or pretending to write. So the first time I read this book, I didn't write a review as I didn't know how to explain how much I loved this book in a short review but there is no way I'm not writing a review this time. VANESSA. I think she’s awesome and I like her despite her constant insecurities about everything. She has a funny personality. Funny heroines usually tend to be annoying but Vanessa is lovable and compelling. She's smart, strong and independent.