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Learn moreThe original Whiskey Verse Six celebrate Aidan and Jamie’s wedding in this Agents Irish and Whiskey short story.
Aidan “Irish” Talley
and
Jameson “Whiskey” Walker
together with their family & friends
request the honor of your presence
at their wedding
Saturday, the Seventeenth of March
Two Thousand and Eighteen
at High Noon
Half Moon Bay, California
Blended Whiskey is a short story featuring multiple points of view during Aidan and Jamie’s wedding weekend. It should be read after the first four books in the Agents Irish & Whiskey series.
Layla Reyne is the author of What We May Be and the Agents Irish and Whiskey, Fog City, and Perfect Play series. A Carolina Tar Heel who spent fifteen years in California, Layla enjoys weaving her bicoastal experiences into her stories, along with adrenaline-fueled suspense and heart pounding romance. You can find Layla at laylareyne.com, in her reader group on Facebook—Layla’s Lushes, and on social media @laylareyne.
Christian Leatherman is a professional audiobook narrator who has recorded titles in a wide range of genres, including sci fi, fantasy, romance, mystery, thrillers, and nonfiction. He enjoys bringing life to complex worlds and characters and never would have guessed that his previous life as a forensic-science student and beer/malt biologist would prepare him to narrate all the medical and forensic jargon common in police procedurals and nonfiction.