For The Win (Gamer Girls, #6) - Auryn Hadley Page 0,194

is something we researched, studied, and had a whole lot of help with. To all of the trans ladies who opened up about their own experience and helped us build Rhaven properly, thank you! We felt that it was very important to include Rhaven in this series, because she IS a woman, and she deserves one hell of a love story too.

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Gamer Girls: Game Over: Book 7

Jason was in his suit for the second time in a day. Granted, the first time was supposed to have been the only one, but Zara had said it would look better on the floor, and that was where it had been when Bradley arrived to pick him up. In truth, Jason was pretty sure his socks didn't match now. One had been under the bed, and he was really thinking it was a navy one he'd lost last week to a similar attack by his fiancée.

"You're smiling," Bradley warned as he turned into the parking garage of the FBI building.

Jason just chuckled. "It's possible."

Finding a spot, Bradley parked his SUV. "Well, next time, tell me to wait in the damned car." Snapping off his seatbelt, he looked over. "Zara's good for you, Jason. She makes you happy. I'm more than willing to get 'caught in traffic' a few times for the team."

"She also knows that we're about to get assigned," Jason pointed out. "Any idea what's up?"

"Yep," Bradley said. "Unlike you, I spend more time watching the news lately than throwing my wife in bed."

Both men laughed as they got out, and Jason opened the back door for his dog. Crysis jumped down and began to wag, thrilled to be at his person's side more often recently. That was another benefit of the changes they'd made. With Jason posing as a gamer who'd been sponsored for his military service, having a PTSD dog at his side made sense.

"Crysis, heel," Jason said, grabbing the dog's leash, and then the three of them headed to the entrance.

There they had their badges checked before they were allowed inside. The ride up the elevator was quiet, but they weren't alone. In fact, it almost felt like the entire building was moving just a little bit faster than normal. Jason glanced over to Bradley in confusion. His partner just shook his head subtly, making it clear that it would all come out soon enough.

When the elevator stopped on their floor, both men made their way off and headed to their Section Chief's office. Isaiah Dalton's door was open and the man was on the phone when they entered, yet he still waved for them to have a seat. Crysis followed, taking a spot on the floor by Jason's feet just as Agent Dalton hung up.

"So," he said, looking over the two men, "it seems your friends at Deviant Games have turned this whole thing into a circus."

All of the pieces clicked into place. "Rhaven," Jason breathed.

"Is that her name?" Agent Dalton asked. "All of my records are calling her Ethan Moore. I don't have her new name in front of me."

"It's Rhaven, spelled with an h," Jason assured him, "and that's legal. So, you may want to have those records updated to reflect that."

The Section Chief paused. "Another friend?"

"One of the Confidential Informants we signed," Jason assured him. "She's been targeted a few times."

"Just recently," Bradley added, "she was doxxed. I assisted in getting her personal information changed so the attackers would lose the trail. That she wanted to change her name legally only helped."

"And gender," Agent Dalton added. "New Social Security Number to go with it. Well, did that at least make the