The Thunder series of novels are losely based on previous ones. Each can be read as a stand alone.

These books are available through Amazon in print of electronic format.

The stigma of being poor is hard for most children. For eleven year old Hunter Logan it was no exception. In spite of the adversities in his life, Hunter studied hard and made good grades. It was not that he exactly enjoyed studying, he just did not want to be stigmatized as being stupid as well as poor. Hunter's home life was miserable. An only child, he lived in a ramshackle house with his mother and father. Mr. Logan drank heavily and was abusive to him and his mother. Mrs. Logan had given up on life and spent her days disengaged from the world. The sad little boy was on his own to fend for himself and make his way in the world. If things weren't bad enough, one day Hunter's father beat him severely and banished him to live in the backyard shed. He was only allowed in the house to bathe and eat when his father was away. Wanting to care for his own needs, Hunter gained the trust of Tom Lane who owned a grocery story. Mr. Lane allowed him to work a couple of hours a week and paid him in cash. One day Hunter met Annaset Mitchell who was his own age and attended the same school. She was beautiful and popular. As her friend, Hunter was accepted into her circle of popularity. As time went by the two joined the school band and later formed a band of their own, Thunder. Playing for school and local events, Thunder became a local favorite. Thunder was tapped to play for a televised charity event which paved the way for the teen band to step into the big leagues. While the band members were still in high school, Thunder climbed the ladder of fame and fortune. The teenagers lives were swept up in the world of music and quickly became one of the hottest bands of the times.

After spending 12 years in prison, Tom Jamison is a free man. Having lost all that is dear to him, he must now rebuild upon the ashes of the past. During his incarceration he lost all contact with his children. Trying to cope with the past he must move forward and make a way for himself. From nothing he embarks on a starting anew with dreams of at some point reconciling with his estranged children, especially his youngest son that he had been a single dad for his first seven years of life. Tom eventually opens a small cafe, then a larger, and even builds a beautiful home in the country. When he feels he has established a sense of accomplishment and pride, he attempts to reconcile with each of his children. The bittersweet results are far from what he ever expected.

Charter pilot Grant Beecham was living out his dream of flying. He felt he had it all, including a wonderful wife and daughter. Through his work he and his family meet and become friends with members of the famous rock band, Thunder. In the midst of supreme happiness tragedy strikes. He loses his daughter, then his wife. Ultimately his job as a charter pilot falls through. Grant does his best to rebuild his life after all the turmoil but can't seem to find a satisfactory path. Looking for a brighter future, Grant takes a job as a pilot for an airline in Central America, then moves on to South America to once again fly charter planes. More difficulties befall him when he is kidnapped by rebels and forced to fly drugs for weapons. Befriended by indigenous natives, he makes a daring escape, taking many with him. While in the middle of all the chaos he falls in love with Izzy who helped him escape. With her by his side he begins the process of healing and moving forward while forging a new life on the Amazon River, a life he dreamed existed.

After riding the wave of rock stardom for over thirty years, the infamous band Twilight decided to semi retire and enjoy the fruits of their labor. Like the other members of the band, Shelby St. John, the drummer, had drank, drugged, and partied hard through the years. When the band went into retirement, Shelby and his wife of over thirty years moved from the glamour of Hollywood to Nancy's hometown of Auburn, Alabama, to settle down and live out their retirement years. Life in Auburn was great for Shelby until Nancy passed away. He had long since stopped using drugs, but turned heavily to alcohol, drowning himself in his grief. Hitting rock bottom, his world began to unravel. When things were at their worst, he decides to hike 2000-mile plus Appalachian Trail in hopes of finding solace and a way to put his life back together. The six month sojourn changes his life in more ways that he could have ever imagined.

Fifteen years into riding high on the rock music charts, the band Thunder's integrity is questioned when Hunter Logan, the band's drummer, is falsely accused, and arrested, for harboring two runaway foster kids. Friends, family, and fans unite to try to clear Hunter, who is drowning in legal troubles. In the midst of the chaos, Hunter's wife, Brandy, is steadily climbing the pop rock charts. What effect on her career will his problems cause?

After a series of mishaps, Hayden Anderson finds himself in a nursing home, far too early for his age. His demise started, when over a short period of time he lost a young son to cancer, went through a painful divorce, and underwent a heart transplant. As he spiraled down in the depths of depression, his daughter has him committed to the nursing home for now taking care of his health. When life for him seems to be over, he meets the family of the man whose heart he had received. From that, his world begins to brighten, and he moves on an upward trek toward living and loving again.

When young Ethan Marshall's mother is murdered, he is sent to live with his father whom he has never known. Trying to fit into a new home, town, and family was difficult for him. His brother excelled in sports, much to his father's delight. Ethan was expected to follow suit, but could not. He struggled to find his own niche in life, and what he chooses to pursue greatly disappoints his father. Holding his head high, Ethan goes on to become an accomplished ballet dancer, and as a skilled archer competes in the Olympics, much to his father's chagrin. His talents seem to hold no bounds as he grows into manhood and enters the military and becomes a combat medic. On the battlefield in Afghanistan his medical skills and strength are put to the ultimate test.