Code Name: Tiara

Jameson Force Security, Book 7

By: Sawyer Bennett

Narrated by: Rupert Channing, Samantha Cook

I joined Jameson Force Security for three reasons: the missions, the danger, and the money. I definitely didn’t join the team to be an overpriced babysitter for a spoiled princess. Ask anyone who knows me, and they’ll tell you Jackson Gale is an adventurer through and through. Yet here I am, halfway across the world, watching over Princess Camille of the House Winterbourne. Even her name sounds stuck up.

After arriving in Bretaria, I realize that Princess Camille is nothing that I expected. Beautiful, smart, and sophisticated, Camille is the very picture of elegance and grace. But under her perfect façade, she is funny, adventurous, sexy as hell, and impossible to resist. And that is a dangerous combination.

The closer Camille and I become, the more obvious it is that while she and I are compatible in many ways, our destinies are not. She has a duty to the monarchy, and I’m just an average American who’s fallen for a princess. Everyone says we can’t be together, but how does one walk away from the other half of their heart?

©2021 Sawyer Bennett (P)2021 Sawyer Bennett

Amazing and captivating

This was yet another amazing and captivating listen from sawyer Bennett. The narrators were absolutely perfect with their characters and had voices I could listen to for days (and nights).

The story itself was nothing less than perfect it had the perfect build up with the tension, the appropriate amount of steam, and all the feels. I found myself engrossed in this story with the suspense knowing something was bound to happen and my heart completely full at the end.

Phenomenal Story with outstanding Narrators.

This series just keeps getting better and better!! And OMG, the Narrators Rupert Channing, and Samantha Cook brought this book to life for me. I just could not stop listening!!! This is the first book I have listened to by these two, but I will definitely be looking for more.
Code Name: Tiara is the 7th book in Sawyer Bennett’s Jameson Force Security series. I love how each and every couple in this series has been so different, and exciting to read about. One of my most favorite things is this book is how Jackson Gales preconceived notions about the Princess shot him in the butt from the moment he met her!!
I don’t want to give anything away, but I have to say this though, I LOVED the way the princess politely slapped Jackson’s father upside the head!! GO CAMILLE!!! Sorry ladies, I will not say why. I know you will enjoy reading about it as much as I did. I, me, myself and I, wanted to smack the king upside of HIS head for what he said, and his attitude. Especially since……. Stop, stop, stop. I cannot give anything away.
I was gifted with a copy of this spectacular book for my reading enjoyment, and my opinions of the book. I LOVED this book so much I have already acquired and listened to the audio version as well.
Thank you for reading my review. NOW, what are you waiting for? Go hit that purchase button from your favorite retailer and enjoy reading and or listening to this fantastic book. I know you will enjoy it as much as I have.

Loved Jackson and Camille!

Code Name: Tiara is a fantastic addition to the Jameson Force security series and just like in the previous six books you are going to fall in love with the characters and completely enjoy the story! It is the perfect balance of suspense, intrigue and romance as Jackson Gale does everything in his power to protect Princess Camille. The one thing he couldn’t protect however was his heart and frankly neither could she. They had chemistry in spades and what may have started as a relationship of convenience turned out to be so much more.
I had the added benefit of listening to the audio version of this story and the narrators definitely added to my enjoyment of this book!

The bodyguard and his princess

Jameson Security specialist, Jackson, has served on protection detail for numerous dignitaries and celebrities but never royalty. He is not thrilled to be assigned to guard Princess Camille of a tiny, wealthy country. Camille is coming up on her 25th birthday and her parents want her to marry. Sadly, none of her suitors are appealing. When Jackson and Camille meet, each has preconceived ideas of the other but as time goes by, feelings grow. A relationship between a blue collar and a royal can never work…then there’s that matter of a planned assassination
Lots of action, steamy moments and some tears.
Compelling performances by the narration team makes this a definite relisten for me.
I happily accepted a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an unbiased review.

Who can go wrong with a Royal story?

I love Princess and Bodyguard stories. Anything Royal is always a winner for me. But this one piqued my interest. I think Jackson tried to follow his family tradition but it wasn't working for him. So now his father treats him like he's a failure, no matter what he does. Camille is on her first American tour, and probably only one, with a threat to her father and herself looming. So many things can go wrong. And yet the best thing to go right is the two of them doing the horizontal tango. They both know it can't go anywhere because she is a princess and heir to the throne and he is a commoner.

But fate has another idea for these two. They are meant to be together and when her father sees how much she loves him, he reminds her that her mother was a commoner too and that there is no rule that says she has to marry a royal.

Will the threat be contained so that Camille can go claim her man? If not, will Jackson be back as her bodyguard? Will these two ever admit to their love?

Samantha Cook was great as Camille. She pulled off the British accent easily (maybe she's Brit) plus the American accent. Don't know which she is, but she did both well. Rupert Channing was new for me. I enjoyed him as Jackson as well as his Dimitri accent. Russian is not an easy one to pull off, but he did ok with it. I would love to listen to more of him so I will be checking out his library.