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    What Could Have Been
    What Could Have Been
    What Could Have Been
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    What Could Have Been

    By Nick Armbrister

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    Two similar but different people meet online. They plan a life together. What could possibly go wrong? All of it could and did. Would that be it, over? This event is part of Fred's and Betty's story. Beware of online events. They can bite.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNick's Poetry Books
    Release dateJul 31, 2021
    ISBN9781005823320
    What Could Have Been
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    Nick Armbrister

    Hi, this is the publishing writing profile for Nick Armbrister, an author and publisher from Manchester, England. His work includes varied poetry and stories, including short and novel length. Topics include history, erotica, aviation, current affairs and much more. Nick has been writing since 1996 and published in the 'small press' (poetry scene) and in books for many years. He does open mic, attends writing work shops and is always working on a writing project. He has writing online and in real world books. Follow Nick's writing, news updates and more on his varied blogs links. Enjoy his writing, something different and creative. Nick has also worked with several international writers/authors/poets.Nick's other interests are gothic/alternative music, gigs, tattoos, aircraft, reading, outdoors, paganism, hiking and life. He was born in 1971.

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