archanaprakash2011
Hosting Thanksgiving is a tactical nightmare. Surviving Uncle Greg is a sport.
For Brenda, the annual Thanksgiving dinner is all about timing. Twelve side dishes, a twenty-pound turkey, and a strict 5:00 PM serving schedule. But this year, the greatest threat to dinner isn't a burnt pie or lumpy gravy-it's her overly affectionate Uncle Greg. Armed with aggressive cologne and an inescapable hugging radius, Greg is on a mission to spread holiday cheer, one suffocating, uninvited embrace at a time.
Trapped in a crowded house with narrow hallways and a deadly kitchen bottleneck, Brenda and her cousins must coordinate a high-stakes, underground defense system. Using hot casserole dishes, slippery Tupperware lids, and leaking trash bags as shields, the family launches a desperate campaign to survive the holiday with their boundaries-and their sanity-intact.
A fast-paced, laugh-out-loud slice-of-life comedy about family dynamics, holiday survival, and the ultimate art of personal space.
Archana Prakash, writing as Anna P.