Deefur Dog by R.J. Scott

Deefur Dog by R.J. Scott
Publisher: Silver Publishing
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (109 pgs)
Other: M/M, Anal Play
Rating: 4 cherries
Reviewed by Coreopsis

For over a year, widowed Cameron Jackson has tried to juggle his business with childcare for his two year old daughter…all while living with Deefur, a Great Dane who believes he rules the house.

Nannies last a day; some don’t even make it through the front door if the self-proclaimed ruler doesn’t approve. Something has to give. Enter Jason Everson, nanny, teacher in training, apparent dog whisperer, and the only man who seems to make it past the initial scrutiny of the king. Can Jason help Cam put his house in order and help to heal his heart?

RJ Scott has the ability to write stories about everyday people and the struggles they go through in life. This a beautiful story that shows what happens after you find your soul mate only to lose them to death and what happens when the survivor is left to pick up the pieces.

The last eighteen months have not gone as Cameron had planned. He’s a widower left to care for his two year old daughter and one large rambunctious dog. He’s trying to keep some since of normalcy in his life the best he can but between work and caring for his daughter, the care of their dog has fallen to the wayside. The dog, Deefur, rules Cameron’s house and in the process scares off all potential nannies for his child away. Coming to a tough decision he decides to put the dog his deceased husband loved dearly up for adoption.

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Cameron and Jason meet by chance but soon realize they could help each other out. Cameron wants desperately to keep Deefur and find a nanny that won’t fear his dog; Jason wants to save the dog from life at the shelter and get a nanny position. The stars aligned and put these two men in each other’s path and a bond is formed.

I really enjoyed how the author took the coupling of Jason and Cameron slow. We get to read how these men grow and become more than just friends. Cameron is hesitant to start anything with Jason due to the whole employee/employer relationship but also because Cameron feels like he is betraying his dead husband, the love of his life. The one thing Cameron has to realize is sometimes in life you can get second chances at happiness you just have to be willing to grab it with both hands and take that leap of faith.

Deefur Dog was a sweet, touching love story that actually had me tearing up. I’m a fan of real life everyday characters and there’s nothing more real and more heart wrenching then dealing with the death of a loved one. This story puts forth the knowledge just because someone you care died doesn’t mean you stop living. This book was a slow, easy read that takes you on a journey into Cameron and Jason’s life. Deefur may just be a dog but he played matcher maker in this tell. For all dog lovers and romantics at heart this will be a book you would be glad you read.