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A THIRDS Novella
THIRDS agent Dexter J. Daley can’t wait to marry his fiancé, Team Leader Sloane Brodie, but first he’s looking forward to celebrating his bachelor party—which he intends to be a shenanigans-free evening of getting his groove on with family and friends.
Of course events don’t work out as planned, but for Dex that’s nothing new. One thing is for sure, dodging drug dealers and hired thugs amid booze, dancing—and even a bear costume—will guarantee it’s a night Dex will never forget. Now he just needs to survive all the fun.
Enjoy this bonus story from the THIRDS universe. These events occur between Darkest Hour Before Dawn and Tried & True in the series timeline. While reading this story would enhance your experience of the THIRDS series, it is not essential to read before Tried & True.
102 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 4, 2017

⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱*Soon To Be Husbands*⋰⋱⋰⋱⋰⋱
He turned to Tony and gave him a pointed look.
“Why are you looking at me? You’re the one marrying him.”
“He’s your son.”
“He’s an adult.”
Sloane thrust his hand at the TV.
“Okay, maybe adult is too strong a word here. What I meant to say is he’s your fiancé. Deal with it. Don’t act like this is the first time he’s done something weird.” Tony turned his attention back to the screen. “You know, I suddenly feel marginally better about the whole TIN thing.”
“Oh?”
Tony nodded. “Yeah, because whoever your new boss is, they’re going to have to deal with a lot worse than this all day, every day.” He motioned to the TV and the close-up of Dex’s reddened face as he promised Sloane on national television that it wasn’t what it looked like.
Sloane took position at the end of the table. “It’s on. You’re going down, old man.”
“Son, don’t make me get out Old Betsy.”
“Sorry, sir.” Sloane cleared his throat. “That was the booze talking. You’re not old. I mean, you’re only, what? Sixty?”
Tony narrowed his eyes. “Not until end of next year. Just shy of a year after your wedding. To my son, who highly values my opinion.”
“Um, right.” How about you not piss off your fiancé’s dad? That would be good. Also, he has a baseball bat that he’s named and threatened you with before. Who names their baseball bat? And why Old Betsy? Why not the Hulk, or Thor? Dex would probably name his something crude and inappropriate. No, wait. He’d definitely name it Bat just so he could call himself the Bat Man. Dork. Sloane snickered.
“Boy, you okay?”
“Hm?” Sloane blinked at Tony. “Sorry, what?”
“You were staring off at nothing at all, then laughed at nothing.”
“Oh, I was having a conversation with myself.”
“You know, sometimes I wonder who the real nut in your relationship is. I thought it was Dex, but after tonight, I’m not so sure.”
"Why do things always get weird with you guys?"
Ash pointed to Dex. "That's why."
Sloane shook his head.
“Where…? How…?”
“Really?”
“You’re right. I should know better,”
Sloane said with a sigh. He turned to Tony and gave him a pointed look.
“Why are you looking at me? You’re the one marrying him.”
“He’s your son.”
“He’s an adult.”
Sloane thrust his hand at the TV.
“Okay, maybe adult is too strong a word here.





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