Texas Sirens Locations

Al and Sons Auto Repair—Al Holt, owner. Son is Greg. 

Barnes-Fleetwood Collective Offices—where the Barnes-Fleetwood Collective’s administrative work is done. They purchased the building on Main Street years before and changed the former mixed-use office center into an ultramodern space. Josh and Olivia run it now. Josh uses the big office. Olivia’s office has a better view.

Barnes-Fleetwood Ranch—Jack Barnes, Sam Fleetwood, Abby Barnes-Fleetwood owners. When he started, Jack used all the money he had to buy 800 head of cattle. Now they run several thousand and have a bunch of ranch hands helping and a packaging plant. Ranch house was big, with bay windows and a large wraparound porch. They’d started out just the two of them—Jack Barnes and Sam Fleetwood—and now they represented the interests of over twenty independent ranches across the country. The largest independent organic ranching collective in the country. They have partner ranches all over the states and collectively bargain with vendors. 

Christa’s Café—Christa Wade, owner. Off town square. Abby worked there when she moved back to Willow Fork.

GrabItQuick—Greg Gunderson, owner. The only grocery store in Willow Fork until HEB opened. In The Temporary Siren, Greg has retired and his son Stephen is running it. It’s old and rundown.

O'Malley Ranch—Aidan, Lexi, and Lucas O'Malley, owners. Part of the Barnes-Fleetwood Collective. In Deer Run, Texas.

The Barn—Jack Barnes, Sam Fleetwood, Abby Barnes-Fleetwood, David Sandberg, Polly Sanberg owners. On the edge of Jack and Sam’s property. They opened it two weeks after the only other bar in Willow Fork refused to serve Sam a beer. Jack funded it all and put them out of business. 

The Club—Julian Lodge, owner. BDSM club in Dallas. Julian and his family have the penthouse – seventeenth floor. Leo Meyer and his family are on the sixteenth floor in a 3-bedroom. Shared the floor with the Dawson family. Dungeon floor is below the playroom. The fourteenth and fifteenth floors are a hotel. Leo’s office is on the tenth floor.

Willow Fork Animal Shelter—Run by Jared (Grim) Barnes-Fleetwood. Jack, Sam, and Abby provided the financing. 

Willow Fork Medical Center—Abby Barnes-Fleetwood is on the board.

Willow Fork Sleep Easy Motel—Jerry Nevins, owner. 

Willow Fork Tranquility Spa and Resort—Dani Lodge-Taylor, owner. Long road to the main entrance lined with trees. There’s a large lake with a lighted fountain. Lobby is a rich confection of elegance and Western design. The staff quarters were as lovely as the resort itself and included a private school for the kids who lived in the area. Brought in private teachers and recently got accreditation. Barnes paid for all of it. In The Dom Identity, is now a chain of spas.