Erin Miller was alone in the world after her Uncle Ernie died, but he left her a lodge full of secrets in the Kiamichi Mountains. When events on the other side of the world threatened everything they cherished, Erin and her friends find themselves in a struggle to survive the ravages of a collapsing society. As America falls apart, this growing group bands together to help others and save themselves in their Kiamichi Refuge.

At Erin Miller's lodge in the Kiamichi Mountains, tensions build as autumn approaches and a gang of escaped convicts terrorizes the area. Friends and neighbors join together to help each other in the wake of violence and storms. As a government agency tries to round up survivors and imprison them in work camps, Erin and her companions are forced out of the lodge and into the role of rescuers. Note: Several characters are both conservatives and Christians. This book is clean, containing very little cussing. Kiamichi Storm deals with many issues, including abduction, trust, murder, self-defense, loyalty, sacrifice, and deception in the midst of a struggle to survive.

Terrorist attacks on US bases in Afghanistan have caused a series of events that result in both an OPEC embargo on oil sales to the US and the destruction of American refineries. With fuel being in short supply, food and other merchandise cannot be delivered, and the American economy collapses. Diseases flourish in the cities, where gangs of thugs loot, rape, and kill. The government is in shambles; its only response is to create a branch of FEMA known as the National Emergency Recovery Corps. Young persons between the ages of eighteen and thirty-five are conscripted to work for NERC, and among those are the two younger brothers of Erin Miller's friend Jennifer. Erin and her friends have survived the worst at Erin's lodge in the Kiamichi Mountains of southeastern Oklahoma, but new types of trouble arise. Erin's group is forced to leave the lodge and go into hiding. Jen's brothers, David and Price, escape from the NERC camp in Pueblo, Colorado, determined to make their way to the Kiamichis. Danger finds them at almost every turn, as they struggle to overcome terrible odds in order to rejoin their family.

A year after collapse of the US economy, terrorists launch simultaneous attacks that hit the country at its most vulnerable points, destroying any chance of a quick recovery. At the same time, they release a bio-engineered disease that decimates what is left of the population. As the people of Kanichi Springs work to survive, strangers bring a multitude of dangers to the town. Friendships are tested by a betrayal, romances develop in unexpected ways, and nerves become frayed after someone abducts young children in the area. The town elects new leaders, and those leaders must solve several serious problems that arise. Each crisis presents a new set of challenges to overcome as the friends struggle together to stay alive.

In the midst of a societal collapse caused by an oil embargo and terrorist attacks on American infrastructure, Helen and Lewis Vaughn finally realized that they couldn’t survive where they were. They left their home in the Florida panhandle and began a hazardous trip to Oklahoma to join Helen’s family. Soon, Helen found herself alone in an unfamiliar world full of desperate people, dangers, and uncertainty. Her trip across Alabama, Mississippi, and Arkansas became a struggle to survive hazards she’d never imagined: violence, injury, and the terrifying prospect of crossing the Mississippi River. Helen fought to overcome every obstacle as she endeavored to make her way to loved ones she wasn’t even sure were still alive. Along the way, she encountered both new companions and evil beyond her comprehension. Her strength and determination tested at every turn, Helen used her skills, faith, and knowledge to make her way across the South. Seldom able to relax her guard, she learned to rely on a few new friends and her own sense of humor to keep moving forward, trusting her instincts and hoping to live long enough to be reunited with her family and friends.