Cole

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My life I can't talk about, But this you coming to me is like a breath of oxygen. I can breathe again."

She's hanging around her best friend Sia, who's vibrant persona keeps Addison somewhat interested in the things around her. And when Sia nudges her to make that crucial step in „moving on“, Addison eventually decides to sell her house and with her late husband's inheritance, she moves into the prestigious building „The Mauricio“. A very highy secured and well enhanced comodity of a living place with merely several tenants and with a mystery of the top floor belonging to the owner no one has ever seen. This book was told in dual points of view via dual narration, though the majority was told via Addison’s point of view. It was narrated by Stephen Dexter and Laura Darrell. Laura has a clear voice and sounds like a young woman, so matched Addison nicely. I have listened to Stephen Dexter many times before and I really like his narration.My life I can't talk about, but this -you coming to me- is like a breath of oxygen. I can breathe again... Something pure among so much tainted." Sia find Addison apartment in exclusive & prestigious building’ (The Mauricio“) , there is mystery surrounding this building in every aspect. where no even know who the owner is. Each tenant seems to have his own story to tell as well. The secured well its just over the top amazing.. After having nightmares in her home that she shared with Liam, she is reluctant but ready to move. She inherited quite the sum of money after he passed away that she was unaware he had. Seriously, the day my husband dies and I found out he had twenty mil laying around, I'm gonna be one happy widow. There is a beautiful and exclusive building downtown Chicago that has an open floor. Which she sees and moves into for a whopping 25 grand a month.

What I really enjoyed was the depth of the Mafia story. I liked the twists and the actual plot was pretty good. It could and should have been written at a faster pace because it got boring every now and then and I wish there was a bit more dialogue between Cole and Addison. But the entire Mafia and families and that stuff was super interesting. And then there was that surprise that I did not see coming and that is why I am giving this book 4 stars. Obviously I am not sharing what that surprise was because it would spoil everything. Cole is not who he seems and apparently neither was her deceased husband Liam. Addi is thrown into a web of unanswered questions, lies, and deceptions which will put her life in jeopardy......Cole is a thrilling, twisty, and tender tale that made my pulse pound and my heart beat out of my chest!!! I felt the current of Cole flow through me, CRUSHING ME. I knew Cole would break me, shatter my heart into pieces, and that it did. Cole BROKE ME IN THE BEST WAY! Cole is the head of the “family” and his life is filled with murder, mayhem and meetings. A woman comes into his life and he is determined to keep her there. He knows it’s a risk and could put her in danger but her appeal is too great. He has to have her…he just hopes it won’t be the biggest mistake of his life. Cole is a mystery... He is popping up all the time in front of Addison and inevitably, in some point, those two are coming closer... The Jump was made into a four-part mini-series in 1998. It stars Adrian Dunbar, Jonathan Cake, Susan Vidler, and John Light.

Side note: if a guy I had slept with twice left on business, and I was not consistently speaking with him, I would not get on a plane to be flown out to see him because someone told me there was a car waiting. Maybe I'm a skeptic, but I think that's how people are killed these days. Let me just give you some advice, go into this book without knowing anything that is what I did. The book is a mega mystery and I really liked the first half of the book. We also have Cole. He is the head of a Mafia Family. He is young and powerful and sexy af and super rich. This shouldn't have to be told, it should be obvious. You know, because he the hero of a romance novel. Duh.Addison is not interested in dating, as she is still in survival mode. Life is pretty grey. Grey until Addison spots a gorgeous, powerful-looking man one night. A man who impacted her without words. A man she knew, perhaps her destiny, would change her life. Cole Mauricio is the last man standing, the head of the Mauricio family and highly guarded and protected by his men. His posture says it all – danger, power and more danger. When Addison sees him in a glimpse, he makes it his business to find out more. What he didn't expect is the indescribable physical attraction and chemistry they share. She affects him almost in the same crippling capacity as he affects her. And soon they engage a sexually potent relationship that soon consumes them beyond any measure and notion. Addison Bowman/Sailor lost her husband Liam to a tragic hit and run accident, and still a whole year after she's barely living. She's there, but not really present. She's going through motion and life on authomatism more than anything else, trying to move on but not really trying per se.