"Sons of Anarchy" Season 7 is scheduled for a September 2014 premiere on FX.

Thus far, viewers have witnessed a fair share of twists and turns on the hit television show on the lives of a close-knit outlaw motorcycle club operating in Charming, a fictional town in California's Central Valley. However, it is believed that none of what we have seen till now will match what the producers have planned for Season 7.

Rumors are abuzz that the premiere of "Sons of Anarchy" Season 7 will come as a major surprise for the fans when they will see show creator Kurt Sutter implement some dramatic storylines. Rather than killing any main character in Episode 1, the motorcycle thriller mastermind will bring a character back to life!

You must have noticed that flashbacks are quite frequent in "Sons of Anarchy" plot. According to a report in The Examiner, "It isn't Sutter's style to revisit a scene from his long-running series. That's why the director will give fans a fresh look from a different perspective when the show looks back at its most controversial scene: Tara's death."

Many reports say that the Season 7 premiere will begin from weeks prior to Tara's death, denoting that we get to revisit the bloody scene all over again.

Meanwhile, in a recent interview with Larry King, Sutter answered some of the questions posted by fans on Facebook and Twitter regarding the upcoming Season 7.

When asked whether he had any plans to release Jax's journal, Sutter made some surprising revelations regarding his intended prequel of the popular biker drama.

"The idea initially was to make John Teller's manuscript a book, and I think I'm going to wait until I do the prequel because so much of that informs the prequel," he said.

Stutter also acknowledged that the final season has been the most difficult series to write because he has developed an emotional bond with "Sons of Anarchy."

"I don't think it'll be any harder in terms of story," he said. "At some point emotionally I think it will be difficult as I get close to the end."