Code Name: Revenge

Audio Review

This was the book I have been waiting for and I wasn’t disappointed in Dozer’s story in fact it was everything I expected and more. If you love romantic suspense you will love Dozer and Jess’s friends to lovers journey.
Dozer and Jess have been friends for years but he believed they could never be anything more than friends. This all changed when the father of Jess’s daughter passed away but will Dozer be brave enough to risk their friendship by crossing the line.
When Jess’s life is put in danger by an escaped prisoner it’s Dozer who comes to the rescue, he is prepared to do what ever is needed to protect single mum Jess and her daughter Thea.
Sean Crisden and Adenrele Ojo are fairly new narrators to me but I have to say they did a wonderful job bringing the characters and the story to life. They really did Dozer and Jess justice and I look forward to listening to more books narrated by them.
It was always going to take a very special lady to tame this man and right from the first meeting, you knew Jess could be that woman. This is a captivating, sitting on the edge of your seat read, it has wonderful characters, it’s full of love, passion, danger and suspense but it was the wonderful Thea that stole the show for me. This is a wonderful read will certainly appeal to a wide range of audiences.

I have always been intrigued by Dozer Burney from the first time he was introduced to the series. His story was everything I was hoping for and so much more. I knew that the woman who would tame the computer genius would need to be special and that is exactly what single mother Jessica Anderson is.

They have been best friends for years and when Dozer learns that their lives are in danger after a prisoner has escaped from prison he fears for their safety. Dozer has been in love with Jess for years, although he has never admitted it and will do what ever it takes to protect Jess and Thea.

I was on the edge of my seat whilst reading. I really loved these characters and was captivated as Sawyer Bennett wove her story; in fact I didn’t want it to end. The romance and suspense are well balanced and this was an exciting and intriguing read.
 
It was great to see some familiar characters make and appearance as well as the introduction of a new member of the Jameson Force Security team, Kellen and his K9 partner Omega.  I loved Thea, what a wonderful character she is and she almost stole the book from Dozer and Jess.

This book was well written, exciting to read, emotional and at times intense as Dozer is in for the fight of his life.

What can you expect with a Code Name novel - plenty of action that will have you on the edge of your seat, workplace camaraderie, loyalty and strong bonds. Along with every SB book, there will be an adequate amount of intimacy to keep the romantics happy, me included. Therefore it’s no surprise that this story has all of these factors.

Dozer Burney is a smart man, some would say a genius and this is why he is pivotal to the Jameson team. He along with Bebe have created some very high tech devices to keep the team members safe. Never did he think he might need any of them as he’s not a field agent but he’d do everything to keep his best friend Jess safe. She was a key witness to put away a Russian mafia member for life on murder charges, so when he escapes, he won’t be friendly when he catches up with her.

From the get go, Dozer’s focus is to only keep his girls- Jess, her daughter Thea and her mother Claire safe and will go to extreme measures to achieve that goal. I am always perplexed as to why some characters feel the need to insert themselves in the dangerous situations, when clearly it’s unsafe and more of a hindrance but I appreciate their passion and devotion. And I’m glad things didn’t end badly in this case. I love the intricate levels of these books, the action and love story are the key elements for me. Dozer has had a thing for Jess since he met her back in college but fate wasn’t on his side and now years later he can’t think of anything but being with her. Despite the fact, there’s more to their tale, and one I recommend you read.