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Fragmented Thoughts Random Directions: A Collection of Short Stories

by Patrick D Ferris
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Nov 2019
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Grab this exciting new collection of diverse, and frankly-addictive-short stories by Patrick D. Ferris and be transported into his imaginary and semi-imaginary worlds many only wonder about. Enjoy fifteen off-beat, intriguing, funny-sometimes cautionary, sometimes heartwarming but always thought-provoking tales.

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PublishedNov 4, 2019
ISBN-101999092023
ISBN-139781999092023
LanguageEnglish

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