Doc Brodie and the Big, Purple Cat Toy by Brigham Vaughn

For one of their dates, they go to a coworker and friend’s house for a game night. Brodie goes out of his way to keep from doing that.

They become friends, then lovers, trying to take it slow because Grant seems to have an inferiority complex, exacerbated by his ex-boyfriend’s constant degradation. Eventually, Brodie decides that he wants to see more of Grant and makes excuses to run into him. Try as he may, Brodie can’t seem to get the handsome, caring, young man out of his mind. Brodie does what he can for Molly and to cautiously reassure Grant. There’s no need to chastise Grant about being more careful, because he’s doing a good job of beating himself up to begin with. Grant is so upset, all Brodie wants to do is to put his mind to rest. Brodie tries to dismiss the feelings and stay professional, but it’s a struggle. Doc Brodie is moved, not just by the compassion Grant has for his kitten, but if he is honest, Grant is very easy on the eyes. He’s concerned with both the patient and his person, not knowing who is upset most. However, he leaves it in the bathroom afterward and his crazy cat decides it’s a chew toy! When he finds his beloved Molly throwing up and in distress, he puts his embarrassment aside, grabs Molly and the mutilated toy, and rushes to the ER vet.ĭr.

Without someone else in his bed he turns to his trusty purple dildo to provide some much-needed physical release.

Grant’s cat, Molly, keeps him company, but he longs for some human interaction. After being burned by his ex, Grant is gun-shy about getting into another relationship. Grant Murchison, of ‘Doc Brodie and the Big, Purple Cat Toy’ by Brigham Vaughn, is a nice guy with a comfortable but lonely life. It gives us a way out.” ~ Janet Evanovich “You can get through very serious and sometimes horrible and sometimes embarrassing and very awkward situations with humor. Doc Brodie may be great with scared and hurting animals but will his technique work on Grant? Despite Grant’s attraction to the vet, his past leaves him unable to trust in a future together. Grant’s embarrassed to admit what Molly ate, but Brodie finds Grant’s reaction charming.īrodie decides to pursue Molly’s owner, but getting close to Grant is a bigger challenge than he anticipated. When Molly gets sick after nibbling on Grant’s favorite purple toy, he rushes her to the vet clinic where the doctor works. Doctor Brodie Hall is a veterinarian with a sleeve full of tattoos and an enormous mastiff named Ruby. Grant Murchison is a computer programmer with a great job, a small house he’s fixing up, and a mischievous tabby cat named Molly.

Doc Brodie and the Big, Purple Cat Toy by Brigham Vaughn