Diary of a Neapolitan Mastiff III: A Jolly Christmas

"After Danny lost the will to be a royal gaurd, he hears strange bangs at the door!" - Blurb

Diary of a Neapolitan Mastiff III: A Jolly Christmas, or Mastiff Book III or simply Mastiff III, is the third book in Original Quadrilogy and the series. Danny becomes the target of the viral prank and makes an enemy called Jeff. Futhermore, he is kidnapped, ruining his christmas.

Plot
On December 21st, Danny promises to be good in order to get presents for Christmas. Andy Gillan, a dog who'd previously caught the death curse, burnt the death field in anger. Danny was able to pass on the death curse again to another unsuspecting victim. Unfortunately, the dog, named Jeff, finds out, and comes after him. Danny is deemed too wimpy by William for not dealing with Jeff, and has his royal guard status revoked. Some time later, William makes him a royal guard again. On the night if the 24th, somebody knocks Danny's door. He reluctantly answers, and on the other side stands a masked man with a sack, who kidnaps Danny. Danny wakes up inside a cage, in a room of cages. He realises the man is the Petbuster, who Kate and Magic had previously discovered had locked up Ava; Danny notices Ava in an opposite cage. Kate and Magic arrive and attempt to buy Ava, but are scared off by the Petbuster.. On the 25th, Danny uses his communicator to contact William. William tells him all the presents they got were threats from Jeff. Danny tells him he is sorry for ruining christmas and is forgiven. Danny further elaborates he is unaware how the Petbuster was able to reach Pocketville. Danny intends on using scrapped paper, correctional fluid and glue to construct a fourth diary by his own initiative, impressing William. The two hang up and Danny discovers the Petbuster has been communicating with Eva, the cat demanding him to retrieve Kate's half of the Friendship heart. A stray dog named Wallis, who'd previously taken care of Ava on Earth prior to her capture, catches onto the Petbuster's intentions.