After the deaths of two Hazzard boys, Luke questions Bo's safety, and it doesn't go over well. Especially when Bo storms off on him after a heated argument, only to then disappear. Needless to say, there isn't much left to find.... Luke is convinced of the perpetrator, however, there hasn't been a trace of him. No witnesses, no fingerprints, nothing. That is, until he receives help from a very odd and unlikely source. *TW -language -Very dark themes -mentions/implications of SA -Jason Howell (have to put a TW for him bc this man is unhinged) -graphic depictions of violence -no like really there's ppl dying and being kidnapped and there's blood (This is book nine, the final General Lee's Revenge fic.) (Cover is 100% mine, 100% made by me, I drew it with my hands)

This is the story of the Defects. Their history, their society, their rise, and their fall. Gravedigger's been working on something big. The Defects get new looks. And Thunder is reunited with an old friend, only to be kidnapped not long after. Now along with Thunder's kidnapping, an attempt on Gravedigger's life and his relationship, and Diablo's secret, General finds that the weight of the Defects' civilization rests on his shoulders.... *TW -darker themes -moderate language -graphic depictions of violence (This is book eight of General Lee's Revenge)

You really thought Hughie's death would go unnoticed? Let's not forget there's still another Hogg out there walking around. A massive storm hits Hazzard, making the Defects pull double time as they continue their regular bouts of community service and help clean up, however, thanks to the storm, no one's heard from Thunder. As it is soon discovered, there's been a shadowy figure watching the Dukes and the Defects very closely. After one of the Duke boys realizes someone has it out for him, there's no question that they investigate the figure, only for Luke to discover some shocking news. *TW *dark stuff ig *moderate language (This is book seven of General Lee's Revenge)

Someone's comin' back for revenge, and it ain't General Lee, so who could it be? When General gets torn up about Christine's death, Grant starts looking for solutions. Meanwhile, a mysterious car finds its way to Hazzard, along with a boatload of trouble. Now having to dodge bounty hunters everywhere they turn, the Dukes and Boss Hogg are forced down a slippery slope to survive each day and find the culprit who put a price on their heads. TW for some dark themes and moderate language (This is book six of General Lee's Revenge. General Lee's Revenge is book one, Cross-Country is book two, Family Feud is book three, Knightmares is book four, and A Car's Worst Fear is book five.)

Buckle down for a new round of trouble in Hazzard County. Boss Hogg is back to his old tricks again, and the Dukes and the Defects are in trouble. Rosco cracks a case. A couple of new Defects come to Hazzard. And someone falls in love. When Boss Hogg starts dealing dirty with the Prescott Auto-Salvage Corporation, things start to get hairy for the Defects in Hazzard. After a few disappearances and raised suspicions, General and his crew become determined to figure out what's going on, not knowing that there's someone already on the case. However, after Christine mysteriously disappears from Hazzard, General finds himself in hot water to get her back. TW for some dark themes and moderate language. (This is book five of General Lee's Revenge. General Lee's Revenge is book one. Cross-Country is book two. Family Feud is book three. And Knightmares is book four.)

After the Knight Foundation arrives in Hazzard, a few things change. Christine finally manages to get inside Thunder's head, and General goes missing. However, finding him may prove to be more difficult than it seems. Bo learns a few important lessons about sharing a lifeline with a Defect, John Cathoway makes a stunning reappearance, and an interesting Defect is introduced. Since the Knight Foundation's involvement, there seems to be a connection with a rival corporation, and Michael Knight and General's disappearance. TW *Moderate language *Some disturbing themes This is book four of the General Lee's Revenge series. General Lee's Revenge is number one. Cross-Country is number two. And Family Feud is number Three.

Thunder's in a funk. General and Christine are trying to figure out what's going on with him. The Army's down three members but gains a new one. No one's sure where he came from, no one knows what he wants, he's just there beside them. With the last race of the season approaching fast, General feels more under pressure with each passing second. Christine decides to tackle their Thunder problem, soon finding that she may have jumped in over her head. It's not long before they head to Rapahoe County the day before the race, only to find that things have changed quite a bit since last year... MAY I DRAW ATTENTION TO THE FACT THAT THIS IS THE THIRD BOOK OF MY SERIES. CROSS-COUNTRY IS NUMBER TWO AND GENERAL LEE'S REVENGE IS NUMBER ONE. TW *Mention of self-harm *Very minor language

The chase went on into an uninhabited area, shrouded by trees. Christine figured that this was a good of a place as any, no witnesses. With a mighty roar of her engine, she powered her headlights on and sped up to match Jackson's pace. The Chevelle swerved and Jackson honked the horn. Christine ignored him and began to push him off the road. Jackson sped up to avoid ditching his car, which only resulted in him being rear-ended by Christine. She rear-ended him again, harder this time. Jackson swerved some more, nearly losing control of his car. With Jackson struggling to regain his control over the Chevelle, Christine sped up beside him, slamming into his side. Jackson hit the ditch, his Chevelle rolling over. Christine stopped, sitting nearly ten feet from the crash. As Jackson crawled out of the ditch, face bloodied and covered in mud, she revved her engine. Louder and louder she revved, her headlights shining a blinding, white glow. Judgment day is nigh. Christine growled. MAY I DRAW ATTENTION TO THE FACT THAT THIS IS THE SECOND BOOK TO MY SERIES. GENERAL LEE'S REVENGE IS NUMBER ONE. FAMILY FEUD IS NUMBER THREE.

"Outta the car." He ordered. They got out quickly, and stood behind the car, trying to protect themselves from Clayton. "I'm giving you a choice here Jefferson. You can save yourself and these boys a lot of pain if you turn yourself in, along with your useless sheriff." Clayton explained. "Oh now that's a load of rubbish, that gun ain't even loaded." Rosco argued. Boss Hogg elbowed him in the ribs. Clayton aimed and shot one of the white Cadillac's tires. They ducked behind the car fearfully. "Nuh-uh, we ain't goin' nowheres with you, you're crazy!" Boss Hogg yelled. "Very well." Clayton said, spinning the gun by the trigger-guard in his hand. He climbed back into the black car, and Russel started the engine. Inside the General Lee, Bo grabbed Luke and pulled him down, bracing them both for impact. The car sped toward them. "No!" Rosco screamed. It was too late for anyone's mind to be changed. They watched, horrified as the General Lee went flying over the side of the ravine. It bounced on its sides as it rolled down until it came to rest at the bottom, smashed to bits, and upside-down. Read to find out more 😈 (This is the first book in a series. Cross-Country is number two and Family Feud is number three.)

When Bo is nearly killed while walking to the junkyard one night, Cooter and Rosco barely get there on time. Rosco soon solves the mystery behind it all. (This is a prequel story to General Lee's Revenge explaining in full the incident that some of the characters had with Jackson. The character Le Minh will not be introduced until book seven of General Lee's Revenge.)