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.

Code Name: Hacker by Sawyer Bennett is a book I have been really looking forward to!

From the beginning of this series I have been looking forward to Bebe’s story, this integral female among a bunch alpha males at Jameson Force Security team had me wanting to know more from the moment Kynan sprung her from jail. Bennett delivers a story that kept me engaged from the opening pages and wanting more as the story unfolds with a few twists and turns.

Griff is the perfect match for Bebe, this character is new to the series and the how he arrives in her life and the who he turns out to be made for a plot that read well and was action packed.

The use of Bebe’s son Aaron was well done and added to the real feel of Bebe’s backstory.

I have come to love the cast of character in this series and this book added to that love. This is a world that pulls the reader in and leaves them wanting more.

The happy these to find warmed my heart and the way each was able to intertwine into the others life while respecting the others careers made me know this was a forever happy even without an epilogue.

And now… now I need Code Name: Ghost NOW because Malik!

Oh I hope Ms Bennett also writes a happy for Dozer too.