The Footprints of an American Soldier - Mills, George
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The Footprints of an American Soldier contains some fiction and nonfiction stories. The stories are that of Clay Mills, who finds himself to be on this journey looking for his soul mate. He started his journey looking for a new soul mate about three years ago after going through a divorce, and while he tries to makes his way through this desert in which he has found himself, he tells short stories about the time he spent with his hometown unit. He hopes that you find his stories to be entertaining. May God bless one and all who read this book.

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Produktbeschreibung
The Footprints of an American Soldier contains some fiction and nonfiction stories. The stories are that of Clay Mills, who finds himself to be on this journey looking for his soul mate. He started his journey looking for a new soul mate about three years ago after going through a divorce, and while he tries to makes his way through this desert in which he has found himself, he tells short stories about the time he spent with his hometown unit. He hopes that you find his stories to be entertaining. May God bless one and all who read this book.
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Autorenporträt
George C. Mills was born in Jones Country, Mississippi. He grew up in a small community in Mulberry. Where he was surrounded by family and friends with great values of belief in God and demanding work if you did not work you did not eat just that simple. He gives excellent credit to his family and friends; these great values are very much a part of his life. For they have helped him to become the person he is today. He grew up with two older brothers and two younger brothers and two younger sisters. His first year of school he attended Glade Elementary in Jones country where his family live at the time before moving back to Mulberry where his family first lived, and he continued his education at Clara High School.