Teddy Christopher and Parker Denton have been best friends for fifteen years.  And for fifteen years, Parker has been bailing Teddy out of trouble, so this time should be no different. Except it is. Parker refuses to pretend he is Teddy’s boyfriend. He’s a little unsure why it bothers him so much. Teddy’s straight, but there is more to it than that.  Teddy soon starts having feelings toward Parker as well. They are both a little confused, but one hot Caribbean night, they figure it all out.

Thanksgiving is a well told story. Some parts may be too coincidental, but it still works. Parker and Teddy definitely don’t rush into things, which I like.  As much as there are a few convenient coincidences, there is also realism. Teddy and Parker gradually fall for each other, which is really hot. Best friends falling for each other, when done right, really works and Thanksgiving is one of those stories.