Breaking His Code

One pivotal event was a key event and was was a long-awaited event for this series and fans were waiting for it. I love that PED brought the “family” together for the novella for the "event" and told the story from many different perspectives. Looking forward to more stories. This kept me on the edge of my seat!

Audiobook Review:

I often find it difficult to listen to audiobooks that I haven't already read on the page, mostly because I find it difficult to lose myself to someone else reading a story. While I've read Breaking His Code a myriad of times, listening to Lisa and Kale bring Cam and West (along with all of the other side characters) to life was truly an experience. Their inflections and pacing carried the action of the story well, and I found it easy to ignore the world around me in favor of just getting lost in it.

Original Book Review:

I've read book three in this series, and it compelled me to pick it up from the beginning. Just as in the third book, I found myself drawn to the main characters who are both a little broken from their past experiences and come together beautifully when they finally bare themselves to each other - faults, flaws and all.

Cam is smart, strong and determined, but her past mistakes and time spent serving left her lonely and wounded, both of which haunt her. West, as her counterpart, so badly wants to fix what he sees broken - in her, in himself, and in other wounded people - but needs Cam's trust to finally get himself there.

It's a thrilling story with plenty of action, sexiness and a satisfying ending.

I read this book a couple years ago. It was my first Patricia D Eddy book. I was immediately hooked and needed more!! I have recently listened to the audiobook and was reminded of the feelings that were involved with this story. Superbly portrayed, realistic characters that I want to hang out with.

This was my first Patricia D. Eddy book. I loved it and went in search of more. Wes and Cam are very relatable "real people."

I love west and can the give and take in their relationship is great. It is hard to put down like most of Patricia’s books . Camilla especially feels like a real person