Puppy Love Holiday Surprise: Puppy Love, #11

By C. Coal

Amy has her hands full working at Barks 'n' Books during the busy holiday season. So when a loose puppy comes running right at her with a Great Dane in fast pursuit, it's just another day at work.

Or is it? Because the puppy belongs to the most gorgeous man she's ever met and he may just have a surprise for this book-loving, puppy-adoring, workaholic.

This story is part of the Puppy Love series of short stories about puppies bringing two people together. All of the stories are clean meet cute romances that can be read in any order.

• Language: English
• Publisher: C. Coal
• Release date: Mar 1, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524262419

Book preview

Puppy Love Holiday Surprise

ALSO BY C. COAL

Puppy Love 1-13

Puppy Love Holiday Collection

Puppy Love Valentine*

Puppy Love Rescue

Puppy Love Chance Meeting

Puppy Love Surprise Adoption

Puppy Love Winter Storm

Puppy Love Second Chance

Puppy Love Cupid's Rescue

Puppy Love Spring Flood

Puppy Love Blind Date

Puppy Love Lost Puppy

Puppy Love Holiday Surprise*

Puppy Love On the Road

Puppy Love Homecoming

Puppy Love Christmas Kiss*

Puppy Love Thanksgiving

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* - Holiday-Themed

PUPPY LOVE HOLIDAY SURPRISE

As Amy threaded her way through the holiday shoppers crowding the aisles of Barks 'n' Books, she tried not to sing along with the holiday muzak playing on the overhead speakers, but that sleigh bells ring song was really too catchy to resist. And after a week straight of listening to the same CD play over and over again, each word was practically embedded in her brain.

She'd probably be ninety, living in an old folk's home somewhere, and still able to recite every single lyric of every single song on the CD even though she wouldn't know what day of the week it was.

Ah, the joys of working retail in December.

She bustled up to the front register and added one more book to Mrs. Hendrix's growing stack of items. The woman loved to shop and was at Barks 'n' Books at least once a week, but she also insisted on shopping with her two-year-old Great Dane, King, so she always needed the staff to take her books to the front desk for her.

The one time they hadn't done so, she'd tried