Code Name: Hacker (Jameson Force Security, #4)

by Sawyer Bennett

I’m not the same Bebe Grimshaw I was years ago. The woman I was spent years behind the bars of the highest security women’s prison in the nation, my punishment for hacking nuclear codes as part of a crime syndicate I’d gotten in way too deep with. The woman I am today doesn’t regret what I did, or the fact that I got caught, but I am remorseful for the years I lost with my son, Aaron. Released from my sentence early thanks to Kynan McGrath, I joined his team at Jameson Force Security and now put my skills to use helping people.

I’m just trying to get back a piece of what I lost, focusing solely on raising Aaron and my work at Jameson. As long as I have my son and my career, I’m content. But life has a funny way of letting you know exactly what you need, and when a devastatingly handsome stranger named Griffin befriends Aaron at the park, I have to consider I might be missing something. A part of me that was locked away long ago reawakens, and I find myself looking at Griff in a way I’ve not looked at a man in more than a decade.

Just when I think things are starting to look up, my world is turned upside down. Turns out that meeting wasn’t an accident, and things aren’t going my way at all.

Griffin Moore is the man sent here to kill me.

• ASIN: B07QFY82YY
• Publish Date: 31 March 2020
• Publish Status: Active
• Format: eBook (Kindle)
• Pages: 152
• Language: English

Reviews

[Canadian Girl Book Blog]

Bebe spent time in maximum security prison for hacking nuclear codes. Trying to rebuild her life with her mother and son as well as landing a dream job with Jameson Force Security, she does not give her time for anything else. While at the park with her son Aaron, a handsome stranger named Griffin befriends them and works his way into her life. The only issue is that Griffin and Bebe's meeting was not an accident as Griffin was sent to kill her.

Code Name: Hacker is a romantic suspense that is told from the first-person point of view and can be read as a stand-alone or as the fourth book in the Jameson Force Security series. Sawyer Bennett truly knows how to write a suspenseful novel that keeps you on the edge of your seat through the whole novel. I was excited to finally get to read Bebe's story and get a look into her life. It was nice to see her get a second chance at life, motherhood and romance. I can not wait for the next Jameson Force Security novel.

*ARC was generously provided in exchange for my honest review*

[Linda]

4.5 stars

*I received a free copy of Code Name: Hacker. This has in no way influenced my voluntary review which is honest and unbiased.*

There's a lot to say for this one, but not that much I can share without spoiling anything.... there's a lot of tension throughout the story, and I couldn't click fast enough to get to the next page.
As always, Bennett's writing is addictive, and I always want more once I finish reading one of her books. That is also the case with this one.