Bryan Jacobson has thrown his cheating boyfriend out. Gracie, Bryan’s little beagle dog is glad. She never liked Rob much as he was mean to her. Good Riddance as far as she’s concerned. She’s happy now it’s just the two of them. However, Gracie soon discovers her Bryan is not content.<br><br>Even though Rob was a jerk, it seems Bryan needs more than the love of a little dog to feel complete. So, Gracie maneuvers Bryan into taking her to the dog park where she’s sure she’ll find Bryan a new man to make him happy again.<br><br>The dog park is full of dogs and their humans. But which human goes with which dog? And even if she figures that out, how will she get Bryan to meet the right human for him? She does her best to find her Bryan the man of his dreams. But can a little beagle dog really be a successful matchmaker?

My Beagle, the Yenta

Gracie knew “ball.” It was like the game of hide and find she played with Bryan. Only you didn’t hide anything. You just brought the ball back when the human threw it.


Moe must have liked that game because he became very excited—jumping and barking.


His man laughed and threw the ball. It went a long way. Moe ran, got it, brought it back, and dropped it at his man’s feet.


The man picked it up. “Good boy! Here you go.” He threw it again.


Gracie thought if she could get to the ball first she would take it back to Bryan. Then the big man would come and get it. Bryan could pick him and take him home with them. The next time he threw the ball, Gracie raced Moe to get it first. But he was faster and he got to the ball before she did.


Over and over again when his man threw the ball, Moe would get there before her. Gracie’s legs were just too short.


Chapter 10