The Last Hockey Fight

By Nate Friedman

There is nothing better than a good Hockey Book. This goes doubly for Nate Friedman’s new Canadian Classic ‘The Last Hockey Fight’. The story’s hero, Billy ‘The Bruiser’ Fenton, has had a legendary career as every hockey fan’s favourite player. Billy is a Hockey League enforcer for his hometown team, The

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mirror World Publishing
• Release date: Feb 16, 2018
• ISBN: 9781987976434

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The Last Hockey Fight

Nate Friedman

E-BOOK EDITION

The Last Hockey Fight © 2018 by Mirror World Publishing and Nate Friedman

Edited by: Justine Dowsett

Art by: Nate Friedman

Published by Mirror World Publishing February, 2018

All Rights Reserved.

*This book is a work of fiction. All of the characters, organizations and events portrayed in this novel are either products of the authors’ imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual locales, events or persons is entirely coincidental.

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I want to change the world one smile at a time!

– Nate Friedman

The Hockey League

Billy ‘The Bruiser’ Fenton throws a big right hook and connects! Nate ‘The Great’ is flustered and puts his hands up, circling around Billy to buy himself a little time. The Bruiser closes in and throws a left jab, followed by a quick left, right, left combination that just grazes the top of Nate’s head. Billy just can’t seem to finish off the legendary fighter. Nate counters with a combination of his own and the last hook he throws leaves a stinging feeling in Billy’s side. They both look each other in the eyes, gasping for air.

There aren’t many people in the league who can stand up to either one of these fighters, together it is a match made in hockey heaven. Nate the Great slides back during an uppercut and moves in for a bear hug, to stop the damage. The exciting game has come to a momentary stop, everyone watching these two fighters square off, toe to toe. Billy The Bruiser pushes Nate away as he feels the end of the fight in sight and gains one last burst of energy.

At this point everyone in the arena is on the edge of their seats. The Bruiser puts his left hand out in front of his opponent’s face as if to control him. He edges in with a few soft, left hand punches and