Anna and Colette Collins are on a mission to get back a painting done by their mother and her sister. It was stolen years ago by Markum Gray and now hangs in the house of his son, Sterling, who uses Cipher for security. Anna and Colette develop a plot that involves being twins to set up an alibi for the time when Anna is stealing the painting. Once they are successful, they discover that there is more to the painting than they originally thought. When Anna becomes involved with the man from Cipher that she calls her Disney prince, Darius Masoud, she puts both herself and her sister in danger. Darius left Iran with his parents and brother when he was a child and now designs security systems for Cipher Security, including the one Anna beat in Sterling Gray's home. Now Darius is determined to find out how his system was defeated and learn more about the woman that he suspects of accomplishing it.

Code of Honor is a good second book in the Cipher Security series. Anna has absolutely no filter, so most things that come out of her mouth are inappropriate and often funny. Her quirky personality and the art heist keep the story from getting too bogged down in Darius and his rules for living a clean life. There isn't much mystery or suspense since we know that Anna stole the painting and why, pretty early on in the book. We don't get much about Darius's background and Anna is so eccentric that it is difficult to connect with the characters or their story. Overall, Code of Honor is a good entry in the Cipher Security series, but doesn't bring a lot of excitement to the table. ( )

I am a bit on the fence with this book.

At first the humor was a bit juvenile for me, I almost didn't bother but it got better.

The set up is the heroine is a twin and the Hero meets her while she is pretending to be her sister, but he realises things aren't quite right.

The twin sister has a one night stand with 'the mark' but the Hero thinks it's the heroine and she has just slept with another man, he even sees camera footage of it and then he has sex with the heroine some hours later.

That felt a bit ew to me.

Yes he is having sex with the heroine and it's the heroines twin sister he saw having sex with another man but he thinks it's the heroine.

There are a few intimate comments about the sister and other man.

Intimate scene with the Hero and heroine.

Also the pooing on a boat scene.... Really... Ew... And why have that there??
Humor? I think not, I suppose it depends on your taste.

We see glimpses of Quinn, Dan and Stan, as they all work at Cipher Security and the previous couple from an earlier book.

That said the plot of the theft is quite clever and the book is well written.

HEA in form of happy for now, I imagine we may see bits of them as a couple in future books in series. ( )