A Wedding Code Breaker by Jacki Delecki

A Wedding Code Breaker Series: Code Breakers Series Book #5
on Published April
Genres: Fiction / Mystery & Detective / Historical, Fiction / Romance / Historical / Regency
Pages: 152
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As a renowned arbiter of fashion and design, Miss Amelia Bonnington's upcoming nuptials to Lord Derrick Brinsley have become the most anticipated event of English society. Her plans to create the perfect wedding must be cast aside, however, when her best friend's brother, a member of England's top code breaking family, disappears.

When his fiancée meddles in dangerous spy activity, Derrick, an undercover agent for His Majesty, must intervene. Now, it's up to Amelia and Derrick to safely locate the missing brother, prevent another abduction, and thwart an assassination. Can they outwit the French spies and still have Amelia's fairy tale wedding?

Enjoy the passionate, suspenseful Regency world of the Code Breakers, where daring lords and ladies decode the path to happily ever amidst their dangerous, heroic fight against Napoleon's treacherous designs.

“The Wedding Code” by Jacki Delecki is the 5th and final book in the Code Breakers Series. I’m honestly not sure how I feel about this story. It felt like it could have been added onto book 4 in the series instead of its own book. The setting of the story is Miss Amelia Bonnington’s upcoming wedding to Lord Derrick Brinsley. This didn’t have much romance in it. Mostly the story is one of spying and intrigue. Enemies in France want to get revenge against the Rathbourne family and bring danger and intrigue into the household. On the whole it is a well told story; however, it is not a standalone. I do recommend the entire series.