C I N Shorts Series by Christina Leigh Pritchard

This is the romantic tragedy of Jimmy and Amber's beginning. It’s the summer of 1990 and Amber is new to the Lynn, Massachusetts’ area. She just wants to stay with her crippled uncle until she can get back on her feet--romance is not going to be a part of the plan, no matter how hard Jimmy tries... _____________________ Note to Reader: Prior to reading this short story, please be sure you’ve read book one in the C I N Series, entitled C I N: “Lynn, Lynn, City of Sin... moreThis is the romantic tragedy of Jimmy and Amber's beginning. It’s the summer of 1990 and Amber is new to the Lynn, Massachusetts’ area. She just wants to stay with her crippled uncle until she can get back on her feet--romance is not going to be a part of the plan, no matter how hard Jimmy tries... _____________________ Note to Reader: Prior to reading this short story, please be sure you’ve read book one in the C I N Series, entitled C I N: “Lynn, Lynn, City of Sin. You Never Come Out The Way You Went In.” This story will not make sense without the debut novel. It is also recommended that you read short story #1 in this series, entitled, Donna Denning. _____________________ What Shelfari Readers Are Saying about C I N, the debut novel: “..Found it a very engaging story from the get-go… I will recommend that my older teen daughters read this book as well.” Nicole N. “I loved how fast paced this story was and how original the plot came out to be.” Maryam H. “A real page turner…” Susan S. “C I N is one of the best books I’ve read lately.” Luiza N. “Excellent book! I can’t wait for an addition to the series as the characters get you so involved and they are so complex! It is definitely a ‘can’t put down’ book!” Kia “C I N is a totally new paranormal concept with intriguing surprises that will have you guessing to the end. Great young adult read!” Sailon “Honestly, I had a hard time putting it down.” Melinda Dawn C. Editorial “A tough, yet rewarding read, CIN is strongly recommended for teenagers seeking to make sense of a world where logic and reason often seem like foreign, unattainable concepts.” Apex Review by Chelsea Perry C I N was featured on USA Book News! The website dedicated to “What’s New and Noteworthy”. An honorable mention in the Teenage Category for the 2010 Hollywood Book Festival “books that should be movies”! less

It's 1999 and Millie is faced with a troubling decision. She loves Pete and Pete loves her. So, why's he calling her Marie? ______________________________ Note to Reader: Prior to reading this short story, please be sure you’ve read book one in the C I N Series, entitled C I N: “Lynn, Lynn, City of Sin. You Never Come Out The Way You Went In.” This story will not make sense without the debut novel... moreIt's 1999 and Millie is faced with a troubling decision. She loves Pete and Pete loves her. So, why's he calling her Marie? ______________________________ Note to Reader: Prior to reading this short story, please be sure you’ve read book one in the C I N Series, entitled C I N: “Lynn, Lynn, City of Sin. You Never Come Out The Way You Went In.” This story will not make sense without the debut novel. It is also recommended that you read short story #1 in this series, entitled, Donna Denning and short story # 2 Jimmy & Amber. ________________________ What Shelfari Readers Are Saying about C I N the debut Novel: “..Found it a very engaging story from the get-go… I will recommend that my older teen daughters read this book as well.” Nicole N. “I loved how fast paced this story was and how original the plot came out to be.” Maryam H. “A real page turner…” Susan S. “C I N is one of the best books I’ve read lately.” Luiza N. “Excellent book! I can’t wait for an addition to the series as the characters get you so involved and they are so complex! It is definitely a ‘can’t put down’ book!” Kia “C I N is a totally new paranormal concept with intriguing surprises that will have you guessing to the end. Great young adult read!” Sailon “Honestly, I had a hard time putting it down.” Melinda Dawn C. Editorial “A tough, yet rewarding read, CIN is strongly recommended for teenagers seeking to make sense of a world where logic and reason often seem like foreign, unattainable concepts.” Apex Review by Chelsea Perry C I N was featured on USA Book News! The website dedicated to “What’s New and Noteworthy”. An honorable mention in the Teenage Category for the 2010 Hollywood Book Festival “books that should be movies”! less