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Return to Cinder

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Inspired by actual events. A mechanical malfunction detours a woman’s quick road trip, upsetting not only her weekend plans but forever altering her future.

42 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 23, 2016

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Kristy Tate

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Kristy Tate is a USA Today Bestselling Author of contemporary women’s fiction and cozy mysteries. Her novels feature strong, intelligent women who face difficulties, unravel mysteries, and navigate romance with a sense of humor . . . most of the time.

She’s the author of more than thirty books, including the bestselling and award-winning Beyond Series and the Kindle Scout winning Witch Ways series. She also writes lighthearted but speculative young adult fiction as Katie Tate.

When she's not reading, writing, or traveling, she can be found playing games with her family, hiking with her dogs, or watching movies while eating brownies.

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March 2, 2017
Warms the Heart

I was looking for a coffee break story and this fit the bill, short and sweet. I enjoyed the characters, the warmth of the small town, and the wonder at the end. Interesting insight into the LDS lifestyle too. I recommend this short story for anyone looking for a dear, complete story that can be read in less than fifteen minutes and leave you smiling.
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January 11, 2017
Return to Cinder is a very short story about a trip through Nevada near Area 51. It has the feeling of an episode of the Twilight Zone without Rod Stewart. I loved the feelings shared by the tiny community that obviously fostered Angela to make positive adjustments to her life. Simplistic yet packs a punch!
Well done Kristy! I love it! I wouldn't mind reading more about Cinder or this type of story.
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