Code Name: Tiara

Jameson Force Security #8

by Sawyer Bennett

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?

Genres: Romance, Romantic Suspense, Contemporary Romance, Suspense, Audiobook, Contemporary, Royal Romance

194 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 7, 2021

About the author

New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal Bestselling author Sawyer Bennett uses real life experience to create relatable stories that appeal to a wide array of readers. From contemporary romance, fantasy romance, and both women’s and general fiction, Sawyer writes something for just about everyone.

A former trial lawyer from North Carolina, when she is not bringing fiction to life, Sawyer is a chauffeur, stylist, chef, maid, and personal assistant to her very adorable daughter, as well as full-time servant to her wonderfully naughty dogs.

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Reviews

[Dali · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sawyer Bennet continues her Jameson Force Security series with this oh-so-sexy bodyguard romance.

Ex-Navy SEAL Jackson Gale loves his job at Jameson and understands the importance of guarding his charges. He’s just not happy to be babysitting a spoiled and entitled princess. That is until he realizes that Princess Camille of the House Winterbourne of Bretania is nothing like he expected.

Of course Camille is beautiful and exudes grace, but she’s not spoiled and is very smart and kind, fun and bold and impossible to resist. As the two spend time together, two things are clear. Their chemistry is off the charts, and their paths will only cross this once and then veer off to very different destinies.

This series keeps getting better and better. All stories are original, exciting and engaging with well-developed characters I found myself rooting for even though their HEA seemed impossible. I loved the banter, sexiness and action and couldn't put this story down.

Code Name: Tiara is book #7 of the Jameson Force Security series by author Sawyer Bennett. This can be perfectly read as a standalone. It is told from both points of view with a happy ending. Genre: contemporary romance, romantic suspense. Trope: forbidden romance

* I was given an ARC of this book courtesy of the author via InkSlinger. The excerpts are from that copy. I am voluntarily reviewing this title.

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[TMR · Rating 5 out of 5]

Note: I received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.

Camille and Jackson were absolute darlings and I loved hanging with them. Sure Jackson was a bit of an Indiana Jones with his love of adventure risk and money. And Camille sounded exactly like a spoiled brat of a princess.

But as they get to know each other, there is lot more to both of them. And it's unexpected at best and celebrated even better.

The chemistry, banter, emotional bonding, and just hanging out the way they do while Jackson protects Camille, is just so damn entertaining, emotional, and one hell of a roller coaster ride for my heart as well.

Also I loved the setting as well, kinda wished I could visit it too.

Definitely my first Sawyer Bennet novel, but I certainly know it won't be the last.

Until the next read,

-TMR

[1-Click Addict Support Group · Rating 4 out of 5]

Royalty is not all it’s cracked up to be…

Or is it? Mash up a beautiful royal with her devoted bodyguard and you might question it too. I loved Jackson and Camille’s courtship as they fought tradition and their mutual attraction under a deadly threat…

At first, Jackson resented being a ‘babysitter’ to a spoiled princess but that quickly changed when he met and got to know Camille. Not spoiled at all, Camille recognized her duty though. Above all else. Even her growing love for the man who swept her off her feet. Made her feel safe…

I love the bodyguard romance trope and this was a winner all around. Jackson and Camille were cranky at first but they soon revealed themselves to be good people – and good for each other. How they meandered their way through it all was highly entertaining and a great addition to this must read series. ~Diane, 4 stars

[✰ Bianca ✰ BJ's Book Blog ✰ · Rating 5 out of 5]

Camille + Jackson

Jackson is a former Navy SEAL and now he's happily working for Jameson. Even though his dad would've loved if he had stayed in the Navy for life - like all the other males of the family.
Jackson's newest job: Babysitting Princess Camille of the fictional island kingdom Bretaria on her US trip.
Yay, thinks Jackson. A spoiled little girl that he has to follow from designer store to designer store.
LOL!

Let the fun times begin ☺

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Another adorable book in this series!
I'm not usually a fan of the fictional kingdom thing - BUT - it's a fairytale fiction love story - so it was totally okay the way it was!
It was a cute story. Jackson is fascinated by Camille - he expected someone way worse. And Camille is just so sweet and kind and good and pretty and so very attracted to Jackson. But of course she has to marry a rich royal guy one day. All a bit hopeless for our darlings - but this is a romantic suspense fairytale - so we'll get our HEA!
I really enjoyed reading this. Even though it was a tiny bit tame/lame... the romantic suspense part was almost non existent. We only get this one tiny little danger moment. I was expecting a bit more action or kidnapping on that US trip! But - it was still cute and adorable - it just didn't really fit the series. But still. I liked it.

Can't wait for the next stories!

This could also be a really great TV Show!

CODE NAME: TIARA was an adorable + sexy bodyguard-princess-travel-fairytale! Run to your nearest amazon for your own Jackson - this one is mine!


💜 💜

[Wendy'sThoughts · Rating 5 out of 5]

5 Sawyer Bennett Scores Stars-Limited Time, ONLY 99 CENTS!!!
* * * * * Spoiler Free-A Quick Review
Oh, how I adore Sawyer Bennett and how she writes. She does all sorts of genres and with this series, she mixed tight suspense with heavy doses of sexy romance. What I loved the best was that both characters were right "There" when it came to the coupling.

Intense and hot, sizzle.

We have the security company having to protect royalty. Our guy is annoyed to be assigned to looking out for this princess. He is positive it is a babysitting gig, she will probably be spoiled, and a pain.

Shock of shock, this woman is nothing like that, the threats out there are real, and from the start, there is this driving chemistry our fella is fighting.

Until he doesn't...and aren't we lucky to be the fly on the wall with their times together-hot. The arcs of who these characters are works and we enjoy seeing their evolutions. The suspense works to draw them closer, and I loved reading it.

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~~~~~ Before Reading ~~~~~

Came Late To This Series But Wanting To Follow It Through...

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[Radd Reader · Rating 4 out of 5]

<><> Story Overview <><>
The book blurb explains it well. The only thing I will add is the reason Jackson has to protect Camille in the first place is because of a potential threat against her life.

<><> Characters <><>
Hero: Jackson Gale; Age: 27; Occupation: works for Jameson Force Security

* The following words/phrases were used to describe Hero: former Navy SEAL, third generation Navy, has a strained relationship with his dad (leaving the Navy was almost unforgivable for his father), his dad makes comments about his work at a “sissy” security firm, respects his family’s traditions, loved serving and protecting his country, outgoing, laser focused, good natured, has a good relationship with his mom, commanding, confident, not a city boy-likes the country, doesn't like to feel boxed in

Heroine: Princess Camille Winterbourne; Age: almost 25; Occupation: Princess of Bretaria

* The following words/phrases were used to describe Heroine: under a lot of pressure, one day will rule her country, has a degree in humanities, learning the family ruby business, wants to marry for true love not duty, savvy, has sharp instincts, has deep concern for others, likes to dive off cliffs, has an adventurous spirit, has lived a sheltered life, casual, laid-back, not pretentious or entitled, working on a children's book, one of the wealthiest woman on the planet, doesn't watch TV

<><> A Few Thoughts <><>

^^ ~ I loved Camille. She was so down to earth and caring. She had a good heart and was kind. She was only 25, but seemed very mature and wise for her age.

^^ ~ The plot to kill was pretty weak and anticlimactic. The story was pretty much about a princess who tours the US. And honestly - podunk Alabama is one of her choices? I get she wanted small town America, but the whole trip just seemed pointless. Two weeks to tour the United States?? Why didn't she take a month or a summer? Clearly she wasn't needed back home.

^^ ~ not sure why this is categorized as romantic suspense. There is nothing suspenseful about this

^^ ~ typical dilemma - she has to stay in Bretaria and someday run the county and Jackson lives in the US. Oh no - they cant be together. I’m sure you can guess the solution (has anyone heard of a remote employee???)

^^ ~ Bretaria is so unrealistic. I had to roll my eyes at the Utopia that was described…..
——King Thomas uses his ridiculous wealth to manage upkeep of everything.
——There are no taxes on the people who live there
——The citizens (about 100k) fall into two classes: middle working class and the überwealthy. The concept of lower class doesn’t exist in Bretaria.
——The working class are paid a minimum of four times the minimum wage of the closest country of Australia
——Privately owned small businesses, including bakeries, restaurants, and retail stores, operate at full capacity at all times of the year.
——Between private business success and a well-paid workforce, there is virtually no poverty, no slums, and no lack of education. King Thomas even provides private schooling for every single child on the island.
—- anyone who is lucky enough to be a citizen never leaves


<><> The Basics <><>
- Content Warning: none
- Setting: various places
- Do you need to read previous books in series?: I think it would be helpful to read the series in order.
- POV: Dual POV
- Tropes: bodyguard/princess
- Hero likable? yes
- heroine likable? yes
- h virgin? No
- First time they kiss: 48%
- First time they sleep together: 61%
- Safe sex? Yes. Condoms were used. Later (after the all important safety discussion) no condoms used
- First time they say I Love You: 94%
- steamy? Yes. Descriptive bedroom scenes
- Chemistry? they were good together
- OW/OM drama? No
- H/h cheat? No
- Time apart? No
- Did I skip pages? No
- Big secrets? No
- Did I cry? No
- Did I laugh? No
- Did I swoon🥰? I liked Jackson, but I didn't do any swooning
- Cliffhanger? No
- HEA? HFN
- Epilogue? No
- Recommend? Yes


<><> Quotes <><>
“I’m totally stereotyping, but I firmly believe people who wear tiaras simply can’t be genuine.”

“If Kynan knew what was going on in my brain, he’d shoot me. If he knew it had already extended to my dick, he’d strangle me, then shoot me.”

“Her Royal Highness Camille Winterbourne has offered to sleep on a couch tonight so I can get to Mom as quickly as possible. When I look back on this later, this will probably be the exact moment when I decided Camille’s not just a job anymore.”

[Romance Recs · Rating 4 out of 5]

ℂ𝕠𝕕𝕖 ℕ𝕒𝕞𝕖: 𝕋𝕚𝕒𝕣𝕒 is the 7th novel in the 𝗝𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗰𝗲 𝗦𝗲𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 in which we read Jackson Gale and Princess Camille Winterbourne’s story. This can be read as a complete stand-alone.

Jackson Gale is a former SEAL who loves the fast-paced action of working with 𝗝𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗰𝗲 𝗦𝗲𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆. His father is constantly giving him a hard time about leaving the military and not living up to their familial expectations. When his boss informs Jackson that his upcoming mission is to protect a princess, he’s annoyed and sees it as a babysitting job. Jackson certainly had some growing to do as I, like his boss Kynan, felt that he should just stop complaining and go.

Jackson soon learns that Princess Camille from the House Winterbourne is nothing like the spoiled princess Jackson initially perceived her as. Camille is almost 25 and next in line to rule over her country, Bretaria. She’s well cultured, hard working and has a drive to help others. Her life is always on the line being next in line for the throne. On her upcoming trip to the United States, Jamesforce Security has been tasked with her personal safety.

Jackson and Camille spend time in close quarters getting to know one another. They can’t deny the connection between them. that said, a princess and a bodyguard will never be able to make it work. At times I didn’t know how the couple would have their HEA.

This is a light, fun read that leaves you unable to put it down. I love Sawyer Bennett’s writing style.

I am so grateful to have received an ARC from Inkslinger and am leaving my review voluntarily.

[Cami · Rating 4 out of 5]

I’m not going to lie…… I was concerned at the beginning of this book because I sort of thought Jackson was being a jerk. I felt it pretty crappy of him to immediately think that the Princess would be spoiled and difficult. I didn’t appreciate his judgey-ness (new word. LOL)

Jackson Gale is a newer team member of the Jameson Force Security team. He comes from a family of military men and he himself was a former Navy SEAL, but his father is not happy that he is now in the private sector. Kynan lets Jackson know that his new assignment is to be the personal bodyguard to the Princess of Bretaria.

Princess Camille from the House Winterbourne is next in line to the throne of her small country. Although she has led a rather sheltered life, there are certain expectations of her. She is nearing the age of 25 and will be expected to marry someone that is of the same social class and produce heirs to the throne.

I really liked Camille since she is not at all snobby nor does she act entitled. She is sweet, intelligent, adventurous and a strong young lady.

I would have liked a bit more action/suspense but still a good book. Also it was fun trying to figure out how on earth they were going to be able to have an HEA due to jobs and circumstances.

[Auntee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Short review coming…

[Melissa ❤️ bookaddict_fanatic · Rating 4 out of 5]

I have loved the Jameson Force Security series but this one fell a little short for me not that I didn't enjoy this read it just felt a little slow compared to the others.

Jackson loves the intense action of missions but he's not fond of his next mission.....watching over the Breterian Princess Camille. Camille is not your ordinary princess she loves an adrenaline rush, the people of her country, her birthright as heir and her freedom. She doesn't back down from Jackson, in fact, she stands toe to toe with him but when the attraction and chemistry become too much the inevitable happens. This pair are explosive, sexy as sin and think they can have fun with no feelings......yeah we'll see!!!!

[Nadine Bookaholic · Rating 4 out of 5]

What a great addition to the series!

I have been enjoying the Jameson Force Security Series right from the beginning, each of these stories have the power to grab my interest from page one and CODE NAME: TIARA was no different. We start out with Jackson Gale not being to happy about being assigned "babysitting" duty for a Princess, he expected someone spoiled that he would be escorting to lunches and shopping trips but Princess Camille was so different from anything Jackson had imagined.

Princess Camille is about to turn twenty-five which means she is about to become official heir to the throne of Bretaria so before that happens she wants to take two weeks and explore the United States. Her Father, King Thomas, enlists the help of Jameson Force Security to ensure his daughters safety while traveling.

You see right from the beginning that these two have amazing chemistry, it shows in everything they do. But what happens when you mix work with pleasure, and worse yet, what happens when you have to walk away from the other half of your heart because you can't offer her what tradition tells her she needs?

This was a great steamy read that I would recommend to anyone that enjoys Romantic Suspense, Royalty Romances, Bodyguard/client Romances, or anyone that is looking for a good steamy read that they can finish over the weekend.

Happy Reading!!!

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[Jenn Amy · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 stars!

Code Name: Tiara is book #7 in Sawyer Bennett’s Jameson Force Security Series and it is one of my favourites of the series. I loved Jackson and Princess Camille. From the beginning to end I was hooked on their forbidden love story.

Jackson Gale is ex-navy seal and is a newer team member of the Jameson family. He is not pleased the moment he learns he has been assigned a bodyguard position of a princess. He expects she will be an entitled, spoiled heiress. Little does he know Princess Camille is nothing of the sort.

Princess Camille Winterbourne is next in line to the throne of Bretaria. She has lived a sheltered life on her island. Her future has always been laid out in black and white. She is to marry within her social class and produce an heir. Camille is down to earth, loyal and kind hearted. She is strong willed and knows her own mind.

Jackson learns quickly that Princess Camille is so much more than he imagined. He is drawn to her in unexpected ways and the chemistry between them is undeniable. I enjoyed the push and pull between Jackson and Camille. They try to resist their attraction but it soon becomes impossible. The moment they give into their feelings of attraction, things really heat up between them and quickly lines become blurred but in the end they know that there is no future that would allow them to be together.

I love the royal/bodyguard romance trope and Sawyer Bennett did such a fantastic job with it. Given that this series has been pretty heavy on the action and suspense I was expecting a little more suspense but other than that I enjoyed it and recommend it.

Note: Advanced reader copy received in exchange of an honest review.

[Amy [Book Addict Reviews] · Rating 5 out of 5]

Jackson is a former Navy SEAL and a member of the Jameson Security Force. He loves his job, but what he doesn’t love is the fact that he is the one who has babysit a Princess. That is not what he had signed up for when he joined Jameson. Camille is the Princess of a tiny island, she is next in line for the throne, but before her 25th birthday her father has given her the chance to explore the world and just live her life and enjoy her life. However, being royalty she can’t do that alone and has to have a body guard and security with her ever step of the way.

The moment Jackson and Camille meet there is a connection there. Jackson is surprised by her. She is nothing like he expected her to be, in fact, she is really the complete opposite. I loved seeing the two of them interaction and see how things were shifting between them the more time they spent together on the trip. Camille was about to have fun, but also learn more about herself and see the world she hasn’t yet. Jackson learned that there is more to someone than just their title.

Compared to the other books in the series, I felt like this one had less of the suspense and action. It was there, but I was expecting may be a little more to happen. However, I still really loved their story and all the moments between the two of them.

If you’re looking for a royal romance between a Princess and her bodyguard this one to read!

[Shelley C · Rating 5 out of 5]

Jackson and Camille👸

Code Name: Tiara is the next book in the Jameson For e Security series and it’s AMAZING❣️Jackson gets told his next mission is to protect a Princess from Bretaria for her trips to the UK and then the US. Unfortunately, Jackson is not keen on a babysitting gig…but as he discovers Camille is nothing what he thought and has layers to her he never expected🤩

Camille doesn’t expect Jackson to be protecting her on her trips until her head security at the palace states he is staying in their homeland. She knows something is afoot but goes along with it. Somewhere on the way…her and Jackson stop denying their attraction to one another and know that this has an end date as they both come from different worlds😳

An amazing story that I absolutely loved as well as having a royal family that is progressive and not focused on certain traditions but allowing one to follow their heart❤️

[Nina ~ Meleth Bookaddicted ~ · Rating 4 out of 5]

Gotta love a royal romance with the added bonus of the bodyguard trope. The fact that Sawyer Bennett integrated such a story in her Jameson Security series made me nothing if not happy. And this seventh book has all the traits I love this series for too: It’s suspenseful, heartwarming, entertaining, and sexy. It has a strong, level-headed, and protective hero and a caring, strong-willed heroine. And the supporting characters … gah! I simply love the Jameson Security bunch!

A protector all but thrilled about his new assignment about babysitting – err, protecting the princess of Bretaria, expecting an entitled, snobby brat.

A princess, next in line to the throne, herself not overly happy about being shadowed by a stranger on her trip to the United States, but otherwise far from the stuck-up, snooty rich girl type her new bodyguard had her pegged at.

What ever the hell could go wrong when worlds which couldn’t be more different collide and the heart becomes involved amid trying an assassination to be prevented? How could a relationship like theirs ever find common ground to prevail?

Samantha Cook and Rupert Channing do a wonderful job breathing life into Camille and Jackson,
Adding even more emotion and complexity to the story.

[Laiza · Rating 4 out of 5]

I love it❤❤❤❤
#DisneyMoveFeels
#PrincessCamile
#Bretaria
#GuardMyBodyJackson
#Mr.Gale
#Seal'sPrincess

[Tpagirl Loves Romance · Rating 4 out of 5]

Code Name: Tiara was the seventh book in Sawyer Bennett’s Jameson Force Security series.

I throughly enjoyed Jackson (Gale) and Princess Camille of Bretaria. Jackson was from a multi-generational military family and had served his time. A close knit family but his father totally didn’t understand or respect his new career. And the last thing Jackson wanted was a glorified babysitting job to add to it. However, Princess Camille wasn’t your typical Princess. Bennett took us through a tour of the Princess traveling the US while revealing the unique personalities of both. She also included a suspenseful kidnapping and murder threat.

All in all, it was an easy and entertaining read. Ladd, the Jameson genius and nerd is up next in Code Name: Disavowed.

[Meegz Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

*5 Stars*

ARC kindly received for an honest review.

I loved this book - I really liked both main characters, and their journey to get to know one another was lots of fun. Throw in the mystery in the background, and it had lots going for it.

Both main characters were strong and easy going, and I liked the fact that they actually communicated.

This was just a really nice and fun, easy read, sexy and enjoyable. Would recommend.

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[Laura · Rating 2 out of 5]

There was about 2 pages of suspense in this, the rest was just how a princess goes about her day and takes a vacation. 😴😴😴. Jackson’s dad was not wrong, he was just a glorified babysitter in this. Where was the mystery, danger and action that this series has been known for? I couldn’t even get on board with their relationship. There was zero chemistry and the quick unrealistic ending got a big eye roll from me. Disappointed in this one.

[Three Chicks · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review by Trinette Dungee
4 Stars

Jackson Gale has US Navy in his blood, as a former SEAL he’s encountered all sorts of danger. Unlike his grandfather, father and brother he has chosen not to make the Navy his life, much to his father’s dismay. He’s left behind the danger for more control over his life, and Jameson Force Security gives him that control as well as danger and adventure. However, occasionally, there are assignments that he’s not crazy about, but it comes with the job. This next assignment is one of those. While everything can’t be adrenaline pumping, the last thing he wants to do is play babysitter to a spoiled, pampered princess. But that’s exactly what his next assignment is, protecting Princess Camille Winterbourne of Bretaria…...Code Name: Tiara.



"Heavy is the Head that Wears the Crown", no one understands this more than Princess Camille Winterbourne, and she doesn’t even have the crown yet. While her status has allowed her to live a privileged life, Camille knows she has a responsibility that very few could handle. Once she turns twenty-five her responsibilities to her country will increase so she’s spending the next few weeks touring the United States, and for whatever reason her father and his current security team seems to think she needs additional security from the U.S.. At no point did she imagine her protector would be as hot as Jackson Gale, but he makes it clear he thinks she’s nothing more than a pampered princess.

Once his mission starts, Jackson realizes that Camille is nothing like he thought. Her days do not consist of sun-bathing, shopping, manicures, and pedicures. His respect for her grows when he learns Camille actually spends her days working for her family’s company, working with multiple charities, and her trip the U.S. isn’t all work. Camille is positioned for a very important role in her country and this little “babysitting job” he’s on is a little more dangerous than he thought. Once she turns twenty-five, she is officially the next in line to inherit her father’s thrown. This now puts the king and the princess in dangerous positions.

Camille has her realizations about Jackson; he’s not just a hot bod, a trained professional with no emotions. He’s has a deep love for his family and friends and his commitment to both them and his job is admirable.

I loved the relationship between the two. When they do finally give in to the temptation, it’s not all about sex. There’s a friendship and mutual respect. Both go into this relationship with eyes wide open knowing they have an expiration date. I loved that when they parted, they did so selflessly even though it killed them both because they both felt they were doing what was right for the other. This was a quick, fun read. Low, next to no angst and the chemistry between these two was obvious right from the start. Jackson’s dissatisfaction at having this assignment only leads to the semi-slow burn of these two finally connecting. There are a few weeks left of beach and pool time, so definitely squeeze this one in. The Jameson Force Security Team is seven for seven with swoon-worthy heroes with this last installment.

[Suzi (Obsessive Reading Disorder) · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5

Another great addition to this series! Each book is truly unique and the author continues to give us great characters to fall in love with. This one has a heroine who defies all the stereotypes. You will adore Princess Camille!

I love books where the hero fights his attraction to the point he is ready to explode and the heroine just gives enough of a nudge that things get steamy really fast. Camille and Jackson are a perfect match. If only they saw each other in the future and not just the now.

You know what happens. Hearts get involved. Hearts get broken. Then someone knocks somebody on the head and says what the heck! Go get the girl or go get the guy! Follow your hearts people!

Love, loved, loved this one! Great read!

*Complimentary copy provided for an honest review.

[Crystal · Rating 5 out of 5]

Jackson has no idea what he’s getting into with Camille. She’s far from your average princess stereotype, and he’s just the man she needs at her side! An awesome story!

[The Book Lover · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great story by this author, I read it in one sitting because I just couldn't put it down.

[Beth · Rating 4 out of 5]

Audio-Jackson and Camille were fire!

[LeslecturesdeMylene · Rating 5 out of 5]

17/20 - https://www.leslecturesdemylene.com/2...

[Mia Payne · Rating 1 out of 5]

There are more red flags in this book then at a beach with a rip tide. Jackson is possibly the worst dom since Christian Gray. The plot is as thin as the character building. Cameel (or however the fuck her name is spelled, I don't really care) is the princess of a small resource rich island nation.

The country is somehow a utopia in opposition to almost all real world examples of economies relying entirely on one resource. I get this is a romance novel, but they spend so much time talking about the ruby mines and how wonderful Brutaria is that they should explore the real world implications of obscenely rich monarchs jet setting around the world on their people's wealth. As brandon sanderson said, you get one handwave. In this case the handwave is that Brutaria exists and has insane ruby deposits. The logical consequences of that handwave need to be dealt with. How has Brutaria escaped the corruption and thievery that plagues all small resource rich countries?

Cameel practically has a mental breakdown over one American kid who's dad is in prison. Are there no prisoners in Brutaria? She clearly cares about equality, yet seems to think that her countries status as a tax haven for the super rich is just peachy. As the supposedly committed heir of an island nation she seems surprisingly unconcerned about rising sea levels as she jets the world in her private jet.

Not that any of this is shown however. For all I know Brutaria is actually a hellscape with slave labor in the mines because we literally never see any of it. We only hear about it from Cameel, a shockingly obvious humanities major.

Now, let's talk about Jackson, a brooding, controlling navy veteran turned private bodyguard who's most appealing trait seems to be his massive cock. This guy really has nothing to recommend him. He clearly hates women and has a serious madonna whore complex. He insists that she will be a spoiled brat before even meeting her. He slut shames Cameel and calls her nasty names when he has no right.

Jackson thinks' he is a big brave Dom. He is actually just a controlling asshole who don't give a shit about consent or his partners desires. Maybe don't decide to dominate people without asking if they want that first? Some of the things he does are actually sexual assault such as grabbing Cameel and spanking her without ever asking if that's ok or talking about it at all. He eats her out while she is asleep which is not ok since unconscious people can't consent (no discussion beforehand). I think Fifty Shades of Gray might actually be a better depiction of kink because at least there was an attempt at getting consent. Needless to say there are no safe words involved.

Gagging people with no negotiation or nonverbal safeword is incredibly sketchy. Overall this book depicts a controlling and abusive relationship. Cameel should run the fuck away.

This book deserves trigger warnings for rape, non consensual kink, gun violence and shitty writing.

If you think consent is sexy this is not the book for you

[Erin Lewis · Rating 5 out of 5]

5 star Review Code Name: Tiara (Jameson Force Security #7) by Sawyer Bennett  

Code Name: Tiara is book seven in the Jameson Force Security series and is Jackson Gale and Princess Camille’s story; it was a fabulous addition to the series.

Sawyer Bennett writes a story that is equal parts romance and suspense which makes for a well balanced exciting and intriguing read. This is a fast paced story and you cannot help but be drawn into the story that Ms. Bennett weaves.

Jackson is reluctant to take on the protection detail for Camille but when he is “encouraged” to do it by his boss, he has no choice. All his pre-conceived notions fly out the window once he meets Camille. She is so down to earth, not at all the spoiled woman he was expecting.

There is so much more to Jackson than he initially shows and he was such a swoon worthy hero that I fell for him straight away. Camille is so likeable that you cannot help but be drawn to her. The chemistry between them is hot and as he gets to know her the attraction between them deepens until lines are crossed. I really loved both these characters, they were engaging and easy to relate too.

There were moments where I was on the edge of my seat, such was the riveting suspense whilst reading. I cannot wait to see what Ms.Bennett has in store for this series.

[Ptiteaurel · Rating 4 out of 5]

Dans ce nouveau tome, nous faisons la connaissance d'un héros, ancien Marines, qui est bourré de préjugés en commençant sa nouvelle mission. Il ira de surprises en surprises et il n'aurait jamais pensé à cette issue royale.

Bref, un nouveau tome qui m'a beaucoup plus car nous allons au delà des caricatures et des préjugés. Chaque tome nous apporte une nouvelle thématique et c'est ce que j'apprécie avec la plume de Sawyer Bennett. Les héros devront donc combattre les attentes des autres tout en espérant se créer un bonheur durable.

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[Jennifer · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jackson thought he was going to be babysitting a spoiled Princess. Luckily for him Camilla wasn't spoiled, she was hard working and passionate about finding ways to help people. They agree to a relationship knowing it has an expiration date, since a princess has to marry royalty or someone uber rich. Of course, true love wins in the end (after the bad guy is caught). Best line to me was 'my dad's plane is really fast.'

Up next is Ladd, an older and mature agent...yum

[Kim · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jackson Gale is an ex-Navy Seal serious about his job at Jameson Security. He's cool, confident, controlled, intense, and guards his heart. He is not at all thrilled at his newest assignment of babysitting a Princess while she tours in the US. He expects her to be spoiled and bratty.

Princess Camille Winterbourne is next in line for the throne of Bretaria and her family is wealthy beyond all measures due to the ruby mines in their sovereign city-state. And due to some ascension rules, she is currently a hot target for kidnapping or assassination. She is smart, honest, humble, caring, responsible, and elegant. But she is also strong-willed, bold, and has a zest for life. Her life is planned already and she must find a suitable suitor when she returns.

He tries to keep things professional but she pushes boundaries. These two spark and develop an understanding that leads to a forbidden, secret affair that is only supposed to last during the trip. No strings. No attachments. No hope of more. But as threats ramp up, duties shift, and eventually everything is going to be out in the open. Even if Jameson and the Bretarian team can keep the family safe, eventually Jackson and Camille will have to return to their real lives where their futures and social stations do not match at all.

This is a sexy, forbidden, bodyguard and princess romance with building tension and some mystery and suspense. Jackson and Camille are likable and have great chemistry and an understanding of each other that they never expected. My main issue with this installment was that there was a lot of time on the build-up and impossibility of the situation, and then the end and resolution seemed to occur fairly fast. But I enjoy this series and getting glimpses of some of the other characters and am looking forward to more.

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