Kulti

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my oversized bratwurst took a step forward and he did it... He was hugging me. Dear God, Reiner Kulti was hugging the shit out of me." This is the first time I am reading a book by Mariana Zapata. I can easily say that she is a master at using multiple romance tropes in her novel. All these tropes gently blend together and make her work a unique creation. This unsurpassable quality will instantly make many readers fall in love with this book. I haven't seen many authors ideally using all these tropes together. If you are someone planning to write a romantic novel, you should use this book as a reference for how to use multiple tropes in your novel effectively. The various tropes used by the author in this novel are O dalších deset let později má Sal za sebou pár úspěchů a ani ve snu by ji nenapadlo, že právě ten Kulti, který měl být jejím manželem, nastoupí do týmu a stane se jejím trenérem. Jenže velmi brzy Sal pozná, že není takový, jakého si vysnila. Another thing Miss Zapata excels at is writing family dynamics! I love how she writes the different family relationships. In this book especially Sal and her father. Her father is freaking adorable. I love how supportive he is of her career. How he is the #1 Kulti fan and can't speak when Kulti is around. He is the best and needs to be protected.

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El niputaideísmo que tiene del fútbol.Quiero creer que ha preferido inventarse los nombres de los equipos y de los torneos para que todo quede en el campo de la ficción, pero de ahí a inventarse las reglas de la FIFA... Pues mira, te inventas directamente el deporte y así no nos dejas al borde del ictus. But you know what made up for everything? Sal’s relationship with her dad. I mean, her dad is such a mood and he is amazing and I loved seeing a strong father-daughter relationship in a book. It is worth millions, I am telling you.

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It's amazing how realistically the author portrays the slow development of their love and relationship. It’s also amazing how she managed to use almost every possible element so popular in the contemporary romance genre today and create a perfect enemies-turn-friends-turn-lovers coach-player forbidden loved-you-from-afar-since-childhood age-gap sports romance featuring a strong heroine and a silent, broody, jerk hero without being over the top or too cliché. i seriously needed kulti’s pov every time he was jealous bc he was losing his mind!! especially when sal hugged his friend before him and he got so mf grumpy afterwards!! The Wall of Winnipeg and Me was my first book by Mariana and after reading Kulti, I am now convinced the author is the queen of slow-burn romance but not entirely in a good way. As a formerly serious athlete myself with a SUPER tight relationship with my own father, I related to Sal in spades. Mariana Zapata tells us the story of Reiner Kulti and Sal Casillas in this novel. Sal is a 27-year-old soccer player who gets her childhood icon, Kulti as her coach one day. She had some fangirl moments initially. She starts to dislike him after she understands more about his character. Later they will become good friends. Will their friendship turn into a romantic relationship? What will happen to Sal's career? Is Kulti an arrogant person as he appears to be? Zapata will give you answers to these questions through this book

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Still, she focused on playing and being the best...which isn't as easy being a girl, playing a sport mostly played by men. She is a very nice girl, she has a nice set of balls on the field, but she is still very much a good girl.I’ve been waiting, and I will keep on waiting until the time is right. You are my equal, my partner, my teammate, my best friend. I’ve done so many stupid things that you’ve made me regret—things I hope you will forgive me for and look beyond— but this, waiting a little longer for the love of my life, I can do.” Gosh I am conflicted and have developed unreserved antipathy towards the author's style of zero emotions/kissing/sex (until the 90% mark) and to be honest, I'm not sure Kulti and Sal deserve their HEA. Sure, there were certain aspects that bothered me a bit, one of them being that it took me too much to actually get into the storyline and another being the fact that sometimes everything happening felt a tiny bit too surreal.