<b>Home. Heart. Happiness. </b><br>Finally Home brings you eight Christmas stories all about our four-legged friends and the special people who rescue them. From funny, to sad, to romantic, there's something here to tug at everyone's heart strings.<br>A portion of the proceeds will be donated to various animal rescue groups.<br>"For the Love of..." by Lee St. John<br>Adoption can be a process of heartbreak but also healing. Lee St. John has experienced both. As a mother of an adopted son and also an adopted pet, Lee shares her two journeys as they come to a juncture in her story, "For the Love of...<br>""Oh, Henry!" by J D Boudreaux<br>Make no BONES about it. Sometimes it takes a CAT-astrophe to make us PAWS and look at our lives. Enjoy this TAIL that will remind us that sometimes what we need to feel is the ANIMAL touch."<br>Grace Shadowed" by Carrie Dalby<br>During a 1906 Christmas party, sparks fly between a doctor and a debutante, but igniting annoyance isn't what Dr. John Woodslow had in mind when he asks Grace Anne to dance. Grace Anne Marley is left in charge of her younger sisters while their parents are out of town, and a stray dog is the last thing she wants to deal with when there are parties and masquerades on the horizon.<br>After the injured dog wags its way into her heart, can Grace swallow her pride and reach out to the young doctor for help?<br>"Smokey Finds a Home" by Sharon Marchisello<br>Cast aside for not meeting a Siamese cat breeder's standards, Smokey was doomed to a short and meaningless life. But a Christmas miracle could bring him a place in a family after all.br"The Kitten in the Manger" by Isabella Norse<br>Holly Johnson has officially lost her mind. She, the self-proclaimed Queen of Social Awkwardness, has agreed to attend a Christmas party with Jeremy Barnes as their second date. Nothing short of a miracle can salvage this train wreck in the making. Fortunately, Christmas angels come in all shapes and sizes-some even look like kittens.