
Wall Street Tycoon Return
He survived being poisoned, pushed off a yacht, and left for dead by the woman he trusted with everything. Gerald Hawkins built Hawkins Corporation from nothing youngest billionaire under thirty,....
He survived being poisoned, pushed off a yacht, and left for dead by the woman he trusted with everything. Gerald Hawkins built Hawkins Corporation from nothing youngest billionaire under thirty, empire spanning three continents, name on the lips of every power player on Wall Street. Then his fiancée Cassandra slipped poison into his champagne, shoved him into the sea, and went home to steal it all. He survived. Barely. Washed up on shore without a voice, without an identity, without a cent to his name — and ended up mopping floors at a failing diner for a woman named Dorothy who made it very clear what she thought of broken men. But then there was Zoe. Zoe Anderson didn't have a voice either. Never had. She communicated in silence and motion and the kind of quiet courage that most people never develop even with all the words in the world. When she pulled Gerald out of an alley and handed him a mop, she didn't know she was rescuing a billionaire. She just knew he was still there. What followed was not a fairytale. It was harder than that. A fake-dead CEO working the dishpit. A hostile corporate takeover counting down by the hour. A scheming ex-fiancée in designer black. A CFO with a knife behind his smile. And in the middle of it all — an unlikely marriage, an unexpected child, and two people building a life out of whatever was left. Gerald Hawkins lost his empire. Then he built a better one.
- E1. The Frame
- E2. Released and Ruined
- E3. Cassandra's Position
- E4. Gerald Goes Underground
- E5. The Site
- E6. What Can You Do
- E7. Day One
- E8. James Anderson
- E9. The Notepad Language
- E10. What He Carries
- E11. THE SECOND CONTRACT
- E12. PARK CALLS
- E13. James's Question
- E14. Cassandra Goes Public
- E15. Zoe's World
- E16. The Dinner
- E17. Clara
- E18. The Roof
- E19. Zoe’s Voice
- E20. The Question Returns
Christopher M Mugabwa — 5/5 — 3M ago
The presentation is unique different from all the others I have listened to. It's a nice story and the plot builds in its own way. keeps me listening.
Janelle — 5/5 — 3M ago
So satisfying that the evil doesn't get to keep on so long. It happens but quickly gets nipped in the bud!