Summary:  When Hoss’s life is hanging in the balance, Joe gives no thought to the limits of his own strength.  Rated: PG-13  WC  2800

Heroism comes in all shapes and sizes, as the good folks of Virginia City discover when Sam Dawson and his notorious gang of outlaws hold the whole town under siege—all because Joe tried to help a woman in need and Adam was thirsty for a beer. Rated: MA    WC  37,000

Summary:  Word Count:  2800

Summary:  A Humorous Tale of the Cartwrights  PG  Word Count:  1200

Summary: Some people have devils on their heels, chasing them every step of the way. Others invite the devil to walk with them, right in their shoes. When Joe meets a man in chains for doing exactly that, he soon becomes devil’s bait in a deadly endgame for the man’s hollow soul. Can good overcome evil when the devil holds all the cards? Rated: MA  Word Count: 19,600

Summary: Two brothers plagued by accidents and misfortune, one young man haunted by his own brothers’ deaths, a deadly outlaw with no conscience…and the Cartwright family caught in the crossfire. Follow the trail of the Nevada Territory’s most notorious outlaw through the words of Tumbleweed, a writer aiming to turn a killer into a legend, until that trail dead-ends on the Ponderosa. After the shooting stops, will tragedy be avoided, or simply rewritten? Rated: MA  Word Count: 14,900

Summary:  A Tale told in 2 parts:  Rated: MA  Word Count: 22,500 Part I:  The Darkest Hour: When Joe is missing, he’s not the only one trapped in darkness. Part II:  No One: Even after Joe comes home, a part of him remains lost.

Summary:  At thirteen, Joe decides to practice shaving, only to discover that growing up isn’t just about growing whiskers. (This story introduces an OC named Jackson Cooper, aka Coop.)   Word Count: 4500; Rating: G

Summary:  A dying man’s warning and a hunter anxious to target the ideal prey set Adam and Joe on a race for their lives. Rated: MA  (36,700 words)

Summary:  One Bullet  Wounded and running out of time, Joe’s only hope is his ability to believe that a single bullet can make any difference at all. Holding to Hope (Sequel to One Bullet.) In the wake of Annie Grainger’s murder, Joe’s family and hers are brought together in bitterness, compassion, and a shared need for hope: one, for survival of the body; the other, for survival of the soul.  WC  9000