Candy and Jeremy's wedding day is postponed, yet again, as he must leave Seattle on an extended trip. Can their relationship survive the distance and time apart?

Jeremy and Candy talk, during the trip home, after his run-in with the crimpers.

Would it be better, for Candy and Jeremy, if they weren't together?

This is the beginning of a move from Seattle to Yelm. Although the Bolt Brothers do not move to Yelm, They do have business in Tacoma and Olympia, places that are easy to get to from Yelm. Jeremy catches the eye of a 10 year old girl who 5 years later finds out that he is married to Candy and is crushed, but, will there be another Bolt brother who sparks her interest?

Tales of Candy and Jeremy.

Jeremy is slowly healing, but all is not finished with the mountain lion.

The mountain lion pounces on...

It is finally here...the wedding everyone has eagerly anticipated. Jeremy Bolt and Candy Pruitt are getting married!

One of Jason's loggers has been killed by some kind of animal. Will it do more harm to Seattle's residents?

Will Jeremy survive the massive infection and blows from the crashing flume?

Clancy returns from San Francisco with a serious epidemic of Influenza. All of his sailors have it. Will Dr. Wright and the people of Seattle be able to prevent it from spreading to the entire town?

Aaron and Jason are running for Mayor again in Seattle. Seattle has grown and two new people have arrived in Seattle and have created many changes. Asa Mercer, arrived with teachers for the public schools in Seattle. Doc Maynard also involved in education helped to establish the University of Washington as well. Jeremy and Candy make a decision.

This story is about the Bolts, before the brides. Jason is 20, he is helping his father with the struggling lumber operation. Joshua is 14 and still in school but learning about the logging business as is Jason. Jeremy is only 4 and will face some traumatic experiences that have him unable to speak without stuttering for quite a while.

After more than five years of marriage, Aaron and Jemma are as in love and adoring of each other as the day they married. The only thing the couple love as much as they do each other is their three children. Can their love for each other survive as a source of malevolence with the intention of destroying the couple's marriage and family arrives in Seattle?

This is a story about when Candy and Jeremy are a little older, they have two children and one wants to leave Seattle for the San Juan Islands in Washington state. Please feel free to comment, I have never done anything like this mostly I write stuff then loose it or forget it. Thank you Cathy Crisanto

Josh and Maggie return to Seattle for a 6 week break, While home, the Bolt Brothers reunite for a Loggers Showdown.

All Jason wanted was a peaceful, SINGLE life. What he got was Laurie, and the secrets that came with her. All rights reserved for original characters and storyline.

Eager to make his own way in the family business Josh relocates to San Francisco to oversee the family's new business venture. He soon finds himself enamored with a beautiful young woman and believes he's found his future; but is she really what she appears to be? Something that soon has Josh wondering if he overlooked something genuine for a sparkling illusion.

Bolt population explosion

New homes, new jobs, new babies and a wedding, can the Bolt's survive all these major life events at once.

This is the narrative version of a story I wrote in script form a couple of years ago, which I wrote to settle for myself one of the main questions the series left me with.

Jason and Kathleen have embarked on their honeymoon with Aaron and Jemma in they might not find San Francisco as friendly of a city as they expected. Josh and Jeremy are busy welcoming a new citizen to Settle on top of running the business.

Joshua overhears some of the loggers grumbling that Josh doesn't pull his weight and that Jason is babying him. They question is Josh is even a true Bolt. Hurt and confused, Josh, even with a bad cold, decided to prove to Jason and everyone else that he is as much a Bolt as anyone else and this leads to tragedy.

Being different doesn't mean broken, but when his big brother won't stop treating him like a baby, Jeremy Bolt pushes to be treated the same as everyone else. But will Jason's guilt over a past mistake allow him to?

As Jason approaches his wedding day, the Bolts reminisce and realize that everyone's lives are changing