Generalleesrevenge Stories

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)

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.)

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.

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)

My own take on Luke's time in Vietnam. This one's a bit dark and also ties in a lot with General Lee's Revenge. Explains where Le Minh came from and the story behind Allen Ridgefield. Just a bit of extra information, felt really good to write this one, very therapeutic. TW *Language *Graphic Ig idk *Depictions of mental illness such as PTSD and depression *Suicide mention and details/thoughts (One of the prequels to GLR, read it if you want idc)

Yes, this is in fact a rewrite for you veteran readers who remember the original Dark Side of the Devil. To really toot my own horn, this one is a lot better. Here we have the story of Clayton Jennings, renowned gambler and conman. Some say he's the Devil himself. However, Clayton was born innocent, pure as the morning dew. It was his misfortune that put the bats in his belfry. How did an innocent boy come to be the wicked man we know and love today, you ask? Well, my good friend, read to find out. (Though Clayton doesn't really seem like much as far as General Lee's Revenge is concerned, he's a lot bigger in the rewrite of Under One Roof, and will be a huge deal in the coming parts. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank those of you who have stuck with GLR so long, it means a lot and I'm surprised and impressed with how smoothly and quickly it's moving along.) TW (Not to spoil it but yk) *Depictions of SA *Suicide *Moderate language *Violence

This is where I will be posting all of my General Lee's Revenge art so it doesn't take up space in the story. Included is a picture of the random Defect characters i.e. Aries, Titan, Spectre, Krash, etc. I might put some chapter outlines in here as well which WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS. If you don't want spoilers, don't come in here.

Christmas time in Hazzard County means fun for all! Even if you're a Scrooge. Short holiday drabble to bring you some Christmas cheer and make you smile. (Takes place after Of Defects and Men but before The Ballad of Bo Duke)

Thunder rolled heavily across the sky, and Dreamer looked up from her writing to see that the lights inside Thunder were on, beckoning her to come inside. A few raindrops fell from the sky, and she quickly took her piece of paper out of the typewriter to preserve the ink. At that moment, a flash of white cracked across the sky, coming down, down, down. A bright bolt of lightning zigzagged down from the heavens, thin and white. With the pass of a single heartbeat, the single blink of an eye, all was quiet. A small stream of smoke rose slowly from Thunder's bed. The valiant truck twitched and moaned, small arcs of electricity passing through his undercarriage to his roof. His headlights flashed on and off by themselves, over and over, until they stayed on. Thunder's engine sputtered to a steady hum. His headlights flickered, the small lights above his windshield visor illuminating themselves as well. The whisper of a word on the howling wind could be heard, repeating over and over: Thunder, Thunder, Thunder... (This is a prequel story to General Lee's Revenge explaining the backstory behind the characters Thunder and Rig as well as the convoy from the second General Lee's Revenge book: Cross-Country. There is another character that will be introduced in book eight of the series named Dreamer who is the main character of this prequel story.)