I saw so much of me in you at first, but you aren’t like me at all. I didn’t wake up one day and know I didn’t want to live without your horrible temper. You’re supposed to protect what you love, Sal. “What would I gain from telling you the first moment I realized you were meant to be mine? Nothing. I am glad that Kulti will offer himself as a life line to help her grow and become the better version of herself that he sees especially since she is the reason he picked her team to coach. The ending was heart-worming and so beautiful that you know it pays off reading such a long book. “You know your reputation is just what everyone else thinks of you, your character is what you really are.” They slowly become friends but there is a price to pay for that since she will have some challenges to go though on a personal level that will affect her professional life. I enjoyed the drama that comes knocking on Sal’s door, and how Kulti will change her life for the better. But with every attempt to break him, Kulti is there and makes himself present even if it’s not easy. I very much enjoyed the feistiness of Sal when she confronts him, I really love a strong female in such a masculine world. He just exists and makes others be uncomfortable around him. Kulti on the other hand is a very quiet man, who only says rude words and makes no effort to actually couch or assist the girls with anything soccer related. She is very fulfilled in her life that she does not need anyone to deviate her from her goal in becoming one of the best professional soccer players in the world. I loved how the book develops around her. Sal is a very driven woman, who has a self-worth that I really admire on athletes and her ambition that meets no boundaries. The story is about a professionally soccer player Salome “Sal” Casillas and her assistant couch, the famous Reiner Kulti. The book was picked up to read randomly since I love all her work, so I new nothing about it. And I don’t mind that they are so long, because there is nothing more than gaining more pages to read. YUP! I am that person, but I don’t care! They are that good. I genuinely envy people that read her books for the first time. I loved how the story unfolds and I adore strong characters, and I feel that both are very strong.Īgain, I find myself in the position where I read Mariana Zapata’s books so slowly that I want to have as much time with them as possible. “Kulti” is one of my re-reads and will be forever there! Every year I have a list that I re-read because they are simply beautiful books, and I respect the work of art.

Shelves: Contemporary Romance Sports Age difference

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