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Andrew Carter

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Born

in Leeds, The United Kingdom

Website

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bright-Lights-Nights-An...

Twitter

andyc1421 / andrew.carter86@outlook.com

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Humor and Comedy, Memoir, Young Adult

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Andrew Carter is an author from Leeds, UK.

His second book, The Thing Is, a hilarious collection of anecdotal tales, is out now published by Proverse.

Andrew has a day job as a probation officer and lives with his wife and young son in Leeds.

For regular blogs and book excerpts, please visit his Facebook page:

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Andrew Carter's Blog

Monday Musings 17

Louise and I went for dinner in a Greek restaurant last week. We were being shown our seats by the window when I noticed a woman I recognized walking down the street. The last time I’d seen this woman she was sacking me. It was a numbers game and the ball was in my court but I hadn’t been making the hard yards.

“So, Andrew. Do you think this is working out?”

“Not really, no. I’ll get my coat.”

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