Puppy Love Thanksgiving: Puppy Love, #15

By C. Coal

Sometimes Thanksgiving doesn't go the way you want it to. When Katie's entire family cancels on her she finds a way to still share good food with good company and maybe make a love match or two in the process.

This story is part of the Puppy Love series of short stories that involve cute puppies bringing people together and helping them find love. It will also be available in the Puppy Love Holiday Collection which is a quartet of holiday-themed Puppy Love stories.

• Language: English
• Publisher: C. Coal
• Release date: Nov 7, 2022
• ISBN: 9798215456552

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Puppy Love Thanksgiving

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 Thanksgiving

C. COAL

Contents

Puppy Love Thanksgiving

About the Author

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Puppy Love Thanksgiving

Katie looked at the groceries stacked on her kitchen counter. Green beans, cream of mushroom soup, and dried onions for green bean casserole? Check. Five-pound bag of potatoes, milk, butter, and cream cheese for mashed potatoes? Check. Four cans of cranberry sauce (two for her for later)? Check. Turkey thawing in the fridge? Check. Box of store-bought stuffing because cooking and chopping up gizzards was one step more than she cared to take? Check. Three jars of gravy? Check.

All she had to do now was put the refrigerated parts away until morning and then cook it all once she’d walked her pup, Ru. (No negotiating that one. Ru was walked first every morning and walked long enough to be happy to come home to an apartment, rain, wind, shine, and holidays included.)

That should still leave her five hours to get everything else ready, which should be possible. She just hoped everyone else would remember their parts or there’d be no appetizers or desserts and the drink selections would be limited to orange juice and soda. No matter what, though, they’d have the