Holiday fiction

Ashley Chen wanted a Christmas Eve wedding all her life. When Brandon Coleman proposed, she booked the Spruce Canyon Lodge high in the Colorado mountains for the event. The lodge owner, David Larson, didn’t want to host the wedding. He preferred a quiet holiday with his daughter and memories of his wife who died several years earlier, but Ashley talked him into it. Everything about the wedding seemed perfect until the storm of the decade hits. Ashley’s dreams unravel as the snow and the fur flies, and the groom and maid of honor go missing.

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This Christmas the holiday spirit is under threat. The name's Ginger, AKA Agent Meow 1. Usually, I like to spend my free time searching for scraps of food and getting chased by dogs (like the stray cat that I am). But this Christmas, everything changes. ​When the dog agents from PAWs mess up and leave the human world hanging by a thread, it's Ginger to the rescue. With my combination of brains, stealth, and daring, I’m the agent they call when the fur starts to fly. Everything is going well until I meet my new partner. A house cat.

Noel always made a point of coming home for Christmas. With her family far from work, it's the one chance she has to catch up with everyone this year is not an exception. When a blizzard strands her in the airport and ruins her plans, Noel hits an all-time Christmas low and is certain her plans are cancelled. But with the discovery of a shelter of cats and a group of homeless children to the airport's storm-stayed chaos, she may discover Christmas doesn't depend on where you are, but what's in your heart. Is there Merry Christmas in her future after all?