Thunder & Lightning

Good morning. Welcome to Sunday Blog Share. Today, we’re going to discuss the psychological thriller. A story that depends on the reader understanding how the action unwinds and sets up the events that are occurring in a logical sequence.
Thunder & Lightningis about twins… he’s a star football player, she prefers online role playing games. Both are caught up in a lie that doesn’t end when someone from their hometown accuses Tarit of rape, even though he avoids this person as best he can.
The twin connection is strong between these individuals. They each can sense what is bothering the other. Yet, despite their close connection, despite the proof this illegal act couldn’t have happened, they can’t get anyone to believe them.
Blurb
The gridiron rivalry between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers runs deep. Auburn has a knack of ruining Georgia’s perfect season at the worst possible moment…
The same can be said about Tarit ‘Lightning’ Berenson and his twin, Taren ‘Thunder’ Berenson. Tarit’s a running back for the Dawgs; his speed is legendary. Taren prefers online gaming; her skills are awesome.
Brad Weaver seeks justice for those falsely accused. He’s attempting to make up for his brother’s false arrest and subsequent “suicide” that evidence points to being a murder. Yet, proof of someone else’s involvement is hard to come by and he’s soon running at full speed to rescue Tarit from the same fate.
It all begins at a game, a win and revenge against a tough rival for University of Georgia Bulldogs.
“Dawgs, this is for you!”
Tarit’s words set up a mighty cheer on the night of the SEC Championship football game. His rejection of a girl’s advances at a party later that night turns the last half of his senior year of college into a nightmare without end.
Taren does her best to help her twin despite a lack of support from everyone, even their own parents. Her allegiance to him never wavers, nor does she stop searching for answers no matter what she has to do. Time is running out…
Evidence mounts against him…
Until Taren makes a startling discovery…
Is it too late to save Tarit?

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The ringing keeps on going. He has to respond to me. He just has to. There is no reason for him to ignore my calls… except one. My parents disowned Tarit last month, and the whole family and all of their friends know I’m working to clear my brother’s name.
“Hello.”
His voice is curt, angry. Well, I’m angry too, and he is the last chance I have to save my twin from a fate worse than death.
“It’s me… Taren,” I say. “Uncle Andy, this is that moment we talked about when you told me that you had to act like you weren’t helping me. You’re my last chance to fix this problem.”
“No, I don’t have to help you,” he says. “The only reason I answered my phone today was to tell you that you are on the edge of being disowned by the family, too, Taren.”
I ignore his ugly comment and rip through the paperwork on my kitchen counter. Unlike the dorm room I gave up to move into an off-campus apartment, I keep this place sparkling, so I don’t have to search for important information.

About K.C. Sprayberry
Living a dream she’s had since she first discovered the magic of books. K.C. Sprayberry traveled the U.S. and Europe before finally settling in the mountains of Northwest Georgia. She’s been married to her soulmate for nearly a quarter of a century and they enjoy spoiling their grandchildren along with many other activities.
A multi-genre author, K.C. Sprayberry is always on the hunt for new stories. Inspiration strikes at the weirdest times and drives her to grab notebook and pen to jot down her ideas. Those close to her swear nothing or no one is safe if she’s smiling gently in a corner and watching those in the same room interact. Her observations have often given her ideas for her next story, set not only in the South but wherever the characters demand they settle.
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Published on March 19, 2019 00:00
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