Lynyrd Station Family Tree

Lynyrd Station Protectors

The Lynyrd Station Family Tree

Lynyrd Station is a small town with a long memory. The men and women who protect it have been doing it for two generations now, and somewhere along the way they all became family — some by blood, some by marriage, some by standing in the same fire together.

You don’t have to read them in order. Every book stands alone, with its own couple and its own case. This page is for readers who finished one and thought wait, whose brother is he?

Security

The private security outfit that started it all.

Special Ops

The specialized team, and the largest branch of the family.

Trafficking

The cases that reach beyond Lynyrd Station.

Legacy

The next generation, grown up and taking the job on themselves.

The Montgomerys

Ford’s son was overseas for most of his father’s story. He comes home at the end, for the wedding.

The father

The son

The Vickers and the Copelands

This branch tangles, so here it is straight.

The parents

Keirnan and Gaige are brother and sister. When Keirnan married Dane Copeland, she inherited a five-year-old stepdaughter, Emersyn.

The next generation

Because Keirnan is Gaige’s sister, Emersyn and Tate grew up as cousins — one by blood, one by the marriage that made her family.

The Masters and the Sagers

The biggest cluster in the whole world — five books, two generations, one set of grandparents.

The parents

Jax and Josh are brother and sister. Jax married Dodge Sager and had twins; Josh married Isabella and had a daughter.

The next generation

Maya and Myles are twins. All three — Maya, Myles, and Adelaide — are first cousins.

The Dunbars, the Lawsons, and the Delanys

Three straight lines: an operative, and the son who grew up to carry the badge himself.

The parents

The next generation

Reading a family from the beginning

If you’d rather follow one family all the way through, start at the left.

Want to know who’s next?

New Lynyrd Station books, cover reveals, and the occasional look at where a character came from.

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