Bumble Bee

by Richard Milleville, Denise Milleville (Editor)

Overview

This is a short story about various people from Bumble Bee, Arizona, a ghost mining town. The first known characters from Bumble Bee were Joe Fleet and Weird Willie, and they were both wanted men. Other men came to the riches, real or imagined, it was also a stage stop and Calvary outpost. Perhaps, if you could turn back time, you may have found action and adventure there. Bumble Bee is a must read for those who love action.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148487852
Publisher:	Richard Milleville
Publication date:	08/22/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	217 KB

About the Author

Richard Milleville is an Army Veteran who served at Sandia Base in (DASA) Defense Atomic Support Agency, Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was raised in rural Wisconsin and has had a career in accounting, taxes and real estate.

This short story, Bumble Bee, is about Joe Fleet and Weird Willie who live in the wild territory of Arizona. It is a hard tough life for them and others. Would you, the reader, be able to survive in their shoes? This is a must read for those who love adventure.

The first short story by Mr. Milleville brought such a positive response from readers that he has continued to write about subjects that reflect his knowledge, experience and education. He has written numerous short stories which you will have the opportunity to view as eBooks on Nook which include; Free Spirits, Shock Wave, Detour to Kingman, A Ghost for Dee Dee on Route 66, Cover by Rank, The Day of the Vultures, Scary Bachelor Farmer, Having Control, and On a Cold Chicago Night. More stories are forthcoming that will stretch your awareness of your surroundings and your comfort with yourself. In addition. there are four children's eBooks that will soon be published; these are educational stories of Arizona animals such as roadrunners, monarch butterflies, hawks, spiders, and quail.

Each story is a thriller with a twist that does not forget to show humor, a laugh makes it easier to get through a serious story, and life. He has also written for magazines and the Examiner.

Richard is now retired with his wife Denise. Each day is a wonderful day in Phoenix, Arizona, the Valley of the Sun.