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Books like “The Wall of Winnipeg and Me”

What to read after “The Wall of Winnipeg and Me” by Mariana Zapata: a list matched by tropes, mood and atmosphere. Under each book you will see what it has in common.

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  1. Cover of “Natural Born Charmer” by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
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    Natural Born Charmer

    Susan Elizabeth Phillips · 2007

    Same genre: “Contemporary romance” and “Sports romance”

  2. Cover of “Icebreaker” by Hannah Grace
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    Icebreaker

    Hannah Grace · 2022

    Same genre: “Contemporary romance” and “Sports romance”

  3. Cover of “Twice Shy” by Sarah Hogle
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    Twice Shy

    Sarah Hogle · 2021

    Same genre: “Contemporary romance”

  4. Cover of “From Lukov with Love” by Mariana Zapata
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    From Lukov with Love

    Mariana Zapata · 2018

    Same genre: “Contemporary romance” and “Sports romance”

  5. Cover of “The Cheat Sheet” by Sarah Adams
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    The Cheat Sheet

    Sarah Adams · 2021

    Same genre: “Contemporary romance” and “Sports romance”

  6. Cover of “The Duchess Deal” by Tessa Dare
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    The Duchess Deal

    Tessa Dare · 2017

    Shared in the plot: convent, marriage

  7. Cover of “Things We Never Got Over” by Lucy Score
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    Things We Never Got Over

    Lucy Score · 2022

    Same genre: “Contemporary romance”

  8. Cover of “Beach Read” by Emily Henry
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    Beach Read

    Emily Henry · 2020

    Same genre: “Contemporary romance”

  9. Cover of “The Roommate” by Rosie Danan
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    The Roommate

    Rosie Danan · 2020

    Same genre: “Contemporary romance”

  10. Cover of “The Co-op” by Tarah DeWitt
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    The Co-op

    Tarah DeWitt · 2022

    Same genre: “Contemporary romance”

  11. Cover of “The Charm Offensive” by Alison Cochrun
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    The Charm Offensive

    Alison Cochrun · 2021

    Same genre: “Contemporary romance”

  12. Cover of “When a Scot Ties the Knot” by Tessa Dare
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    When a Scot Ties the Knot

    Tessa Dare · 2015

    Similar plot moves: “Marriage of Convenience” and “Forced Proximity”