THE GIFT OF THE MALTIPOO by Andrew Grey
Fiction, Short (89 pages), Contemporary Romance, M/M
4****
Tyler knows getting his mother a dog as a Christmas gift is a bad idea, even if she’d like to have company while she undergoes chemo. But he stops at a dog rescue on the way home anyway… and leaves with an injured Maltipoo named Daisy who follows him like he has bacon in his pockets. So much for getting a dog for his mom. Maybe Tyler’s the one who needs company anyway. After all, he’s been mooning over his neighbor, Anthony, for months. Suddenly, when he’s out walking Daisy, his little ice-breaker, Anthony approaches him about attending his law firm’s Christmas event—as Anthony’s date. Can Daisy work her magic and bring Tyler the best Christmas gift ever?
THOUGHTS: This was a sweet, fun Christmas story with an adorable dog at front and center. And the couple of Tyler and Anthony isn’t too bad either. Tyler is struggling with helping his mother through chemo and doesn’t have time for romance, but when the cute neighbor asks him to his work Christmas party, how can he say no? The two work through their connection, helping Tyler’s mother, and bringing Daisy the adorable dog into the fold.
Recommended.
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