Loss of the Icequeen

By Nick Armbrister

A young girl escapes her former Satanic comrades after participating in ritual murders. Her secret love affair with an outsider was discovered. She fled for her life and undertakes a terrifying journey, both within herself and through the wilderness, to one final destination where everything will come together. Will the damned girl live or die? Not for the faint hearted and over 18s only.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Nick's Poetry Books
• Release date: Aug 1, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005498542

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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Loss of the Ice Queen

Nick Armbrister

I M P R I N T

Loss of the Ice Queen by Nick Armbrister

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Loss of the Ice Queen

Bio

Loss of the Ice Queen

Intro

She stood on the frozen surface. Snow, freshly fallen, gave way to her gentle steps. Harder, frozen snow, already turned to ice, remained solid. Ice, two metres thick, formed a barrier to the water beneath but she wasn’t aware of any of this. Instead she screamed, long and hard. In fear, simple animal fear. Until her breath left her and again, her loud high-pitched scream echoed through the falling snow, over the ice. For she was alone, totally alone. It was this one thought that registered again and again in her mind. And a new scream came forth, until, exhausted, she fell to her knees. Broken, exhausted and defeated. Quiet sobs wracked her body, she was spent, a former image of her beautiful Scandinavian self. Almost involuntarily she collapsed in slow motion and lay down on the cold surface, the falling snow turning her pure white. She was lost – her mind had retreated to some other place, not here, far away from here and this ice cold world. Where her dead lost love was, where she was, where they are together. Giving up hope, she prepared to die, to freeze to death, an empty shell of a girl, finally sleeping, her pain and loss and anguish taken away, momentarily…

A distant noise came through the snow, almost non-existent – maybe