Ebook {Epub PDF} Kulti by Mariana Zapata

 · BOOK REVIEW⎜Kulti by Mariana Zapata. MY RATING. A little too slow at times but I really enjoyed reading Kulti. Zapata’s has a way to make her readers yearn for more and she definitely had me there. I laughed a lot at Sal’s german insults repertoire, and the enigmatic Kulti left me wanting more older characters in my romance books Reviews: 4.  · Mariana Zapata is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Lingus, Kulti, and Under Locke. A native Texan, she now makes her home in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, with her husband, Chris, and their two Great Danes. Visit Mariana at www.doorway.ru: Mariana Zapata. Usually I seem to have a hit/miss with Mariana Zapata books but Kulti was definitely a hit for me, saying that it did also have its flaws which is why I couldn’t rate it five stars. Kulti is definitely a slow burn romance with plenty of angst, drama, chemistry and sexual heat/5(K).

Kulti by Mariana Zapata is the definition of a slow burn by not moving slow at all. Kick ass heroine, broody, world class athlete equals perfection. You will laugh your butt off and you will swoon!! I beg everyone to read this fantastic book!! LOL Tracie!!! 😛 I'd recommend it to anyone that loves a goooooooood love story full of slow burn. Mariana Zapata is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Lingus, Kulti, and Under Locke. A native Texan, she now makes her home in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, with her husband, Chris, and their two Great Danes. Kulti is a love book by author Mariana Zapata. The story revolves around Sal Casillas, 27 years old she is an icon of international football. Reiner Kulti, is her team's season-area appearance. When the man I worshiped since I was a child, now the coach of your team, the happiness and surprise from Sal Casillas.

It’s almost a dream come true. Until Kulti shows up. He’s as surly, hostile, and disagreeable as any human being. Every attempt Sal makes at drawing him out is met with disdain. And even a threat. But over time, Sal discovers that Kulti is not only alone, but he is lonely and she can’t stop herself from reaching out to him again. Usually I seem to have a hit/miss with Mariana Zapata books but Kulti was definitely a hit for me, saying that it did also have its flaws which is why I couldn’t rate it five stars. Kulti is definitely a slow burn romance with plenty of angst, drama, chemistry and sexual heat. Mariana Zapata didn’t disappoint on that part, the journey to romance was excruciatingly slow. Maybe a little too slow at times when you went into a book looking for romance and all you have up until 80% of the book is a friendship in the making with barely there hints that something is happening on both sides.