Deefur Dog

Widower and single dad Cameron is drowning—trying to balance his growing business with raising his spirited two-year-old daughter, Emma. Every nanny he’s hired has quit, some before they’ve even stepped inside the house. The reason? Deefur, Cam’s fiercely loyal Great Dane, whose thunderous bark and massive paws make even the bravest caregiver bolt for the door.

Deefur isn’t mean—he’s just doing his job, protecting his tiny pack. But for Cam, juggling his stubborn guardian, his business, and his daughter’s needs is proving impossible. Something has to change.

Enter Jason, a teaching student who moonlights as a manny. Somehow, Jason breaks through Deefur’s protective wall, winning over the oversized pup with calm confidence and a pocket full of treats. In no time, Jason is caring for Emma, organizing Cam’s chaotic home, and—most importantly—convincing Cam that Deefur belongs exactly where he is.

But Jason’s impact doesn’t stop there. With patience, warmth, and a quiet strength, he starts to mend the cracks in Cam’s heart—one smile, one touch, one shared moment at a time.

Cameron lost the love of his life once before—daring to risk his heart again may be the hardest thing he’s ever done. But with Jason by his side, it just might be worth it.

Bonus Content - Deefur and the Great Mistletoe Incident

A Christmas Bonus Epilogue to Deefur Dog

It’s Christmas Eve, and snow blankets the world in white—fitting for the anniversary of the accident that changed Cameron Jackson’s life forever.

But this year is different.

This year, Cameron has Jason. He has a beautiful daughter, a dog who rules the roost, and a home filled with laughter and second chances. He refuses to let grief define this day any longer.

With a ring hidden in his pocket and love guiding his steps, Cameron is ready to create new memories—ones that melt the ice still lingering around his heart.

He’s sure of his feelings for Jason. He just needs the right moment—and a certain mischievous dog with a knack for mistletoe—to help him find the courage to say the words that matter most.

And maybe, just maybe, hear the one word he’s hoping for in return.

Yes.