Disclosure: I purchased this book with my own money. I have no connection with this book’s publisher or author in any way. No compensation was received for this review.

If you could not tell, I adore Christina Skye’s Code Name Series. So far, four of the books are now reviewed on this site, including this one. Code Name: Blondie, like the rest I read before it, did not disappoint me at all!

What do you get when you combine a photographer who has just been in a plane wreck and a Navy SEAL just trying to get his job done on a deserted island? You get Code Name: Blondie! Murder, mayhem, and mystery ensue in this hilarious novel.

The Foxfire group is at it again, still trying to capture their nemesis from Code Name: Baby. They’ve traced him to a deserted island and are desperate to get both him and the weapons system he stole back. The only problem is, our SEAL ended up rescuing a couple of people from a plane crash at the same time. Now he has both of them to deal with, as well as attempting to find his man and the weapons system.

One of our crash victims is Miki, a photographer out to make a name for herself. Unfortunately, she ended up with a sleaze for a boss and when they have to fly out of their tropical paradise to head for home, they end up doing so with a storm rolling in! After they make an emergency landing/crash into the ocean, she ends up being rescued by Max Preston, Navy SEAL and Foxfire member.

What happens from there is pure, unadulterated lust, fun, murder, and mayhem. You just have to read this one to believe it. If you’re a fan of romance and action, definitely pick this book up.

Another five star read from Christina Skye.

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