Sons of Thunder

Meet the Samson family - the father, a rough mountain man living in east Tennessee. His wife murdered by a late-night intruder forces James Samson to make the toughest decision of his life. The year is 1881 and James realizing he cannot raise his two children, Jeremiah and Charles, on his owns elects to send them away to be cared for by others. Charles Samson is sent to live with his grandparents in faraway London England, and Jeremiah is sent off with a traveling Evangelist to learn the ways of God.

A few years after the Samson family reunited, Satan vowed revenge at all costs, and has now set in motion the works of the most evil man in all of England. The big day is drawing near; Charles and Regina will be married barring any unforeseen event, but that event is about to happen in a big way. The wedding is delayed due to the burning of Regina's home, the death of her father, and her own disappearance. Meanwhile in the United States, a prisoner is being released. The same prisoner that killed the wife and unborn child of James Samson years earlier.

When I write I get lost in the world that I create. I can visualize places and people as I write them and with the Sons of Thunder I get completely lost in the time in which it takes place. It is just before the turn of the century where men were men and women were women there was no confusion in that fact people loved hard lives yet they made the best of what they had.