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SERIES ORDER
1. Pressing Matters
2. Last Will and Punishment
3. Battle Lines Drawn
4. The Paper Wars
5. Revelations
PRESSING MATTERS
Owners of the largest newspaper company on the east coast, centered in Milliken Mills, Maine, the Nolans fight the changing times and themselves. But how far will they go? At this year’s annual company bash, someone ends up dead.
Of Pressing Matters...
George Smith from the Bangor Daily News says, "Bruce Fleming's novel is unforgettable." (4-18-20)
Chick Lit Cafe says, "Pressing Matters, by Bruce A. Fleming, is an exciting whodunit that will keep you guessing to the last pages." (2020)
LAST WILL & PUNISHMENT
The lives of the Nolan family were rocked with the sudden death of one of their own. Now the reading of a will throws their world into even more chaos. Will it tear them apart for good or bring them closer together? Find out with the second book of the Milliken Mills series.
BATTLE LINES DRAWN
Picking up where things left off, family becomes pitted against family after the reading of a will. Follow along with the Nolans, the Drakes, and others as they shore up positions for upcoming battles among the families. Meanwhile, someone has been lurking in the shadows pulling the strings. Find out who in the third novel of the Milliken Mills series
THE PAPER WARS
It is time for Jackie Nolan's 50th birthday. What better way to celebrate than to liberate herself from a horrible marriage. Jackie ends it with Nathan for good, but does she have something else up her sleeve? Find out at a party in her honor at the Top of the Town. Also, Nathan's past actions have dire consequences for those involved in the fourth novel of the Milliken Mills series.
REVELATIONS
Someone returns to Milliken Mills having written a tell-all book. How will the citizens react? Is anyone safe? Plus, a wedding is planned. Will it go off without a hitch? Find out in the fifth novel of the Milliken Mills series
Welcome to Milliken Mills
About the Author
Bruce A. Fleming, a Maine author known for his Milliken Mills novels, grew up in the Katahdin Region without cable television and before the internet era. Seeking entertainment, Bruce became a fan of continuing television dramas, with Dallas and Melrose Place being his favorites.
