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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.

"As welcoming as a hot bath with a few lavender scented candles thrown in for ambience. A wonderful slow-burn love story." - Oprah Daily

"The first Mariana Zapata book I read was The Wall of Winnipeg and Me, and it made me a Mariana Zapata stan for life. Everything Mariana writes is pure gold, and I credit her for my undying love of some of my favorite tropes: slow-burn, enemies to lovers, and grumpy/sunshine. I am in constant awe of her ability to create amazing characters and to make me love, hate, pine, laugh and cry with my whole heart...Mariana is an absolute rockstar and a true gift to romance readers everywhere!" - Ali Hazelwood, New York Times bestselling author of The Love Hypothesis and Love on the Brain

"When I need a guaranteed five-star, slow burn romance, I pick up Mariana Zapata every time." - #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Tessa Bailey

"An absolute binge-compelling, subtle, sweet and unforgettable-Zapata brings the heady, dizzy rush of the slow fall into love to the pages of The Wall of Winnipeg and Me. Winnipeg is so much more than a slow burn, a sports story, or a grumpy/sunshine delight-it's all of those things rolled into an unputdownable feast of romance." - Sierra Simone, USA Today bestselling author of Priest and Misadventures of a Curvy Girl

"This new edition of a previously self-published novel, which features Zapata's trademark humor and slow-burn pacing is sure to be popular." - Library Journal

"Zapata (Wait For It) lights a long fuse and lets it burn slowly in this tasty...small-town romance. There's strong chemistry between Ora and Tobias, and they make a sweet family with Amos. Zapata should win some new fans with this." - Publishers Weekly