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Review: Must Love Dogs – Eden Winters

January 9, 2024 by scott

Genre: Contemporary, Holiday LGBTQ+ Category: Gay Reviewer: Tony Get It On Amazon About The Book Does a good deed outweigh a white lie? With his family away this holiday season, Nathan Johnson faces his very first Christmas alone in a new city. Unexpectedly taking in the neighbor’s dog leads to a series of white lies, all designed to set his sister’s mind at ease. After all, Nathan really is spending the holidays with a stunning ginger named Oscar. He simply leaves out the part about Oscar being a dachshund. Who knew Oscar would play furry little matchmaker and introduce Nathan to a gorgeous veterinarian who just might make Nathan’s dreams … Read more

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