Mark finds himself torn between his badge, his Pa, and the woman he loves. 3 part story, could come after "The Principle," But otherwise not connected to other stories.

Lucas has dealt with threats when he witnessed a murder, but this time, Mark's the one getting ready to sit in the witness chair. T for violence.

Lucas and Micah are out of town when they discover Dan Hewitt has escaped from prison and is headed towards North Fork. Racing against time to get home, Lucas has yet to discover that Hewitt isn't Mark's only threat. This story is a stand-alone, rated T for violence.

Why did Lucas never take Mark back to Enid? Why didn't Lucas's parents ever come for a visit? Mark tries to answer these questions as well as a few more by leaving home, only leaving a note behind for his Pa. (Stand-alone story)

Mark's family struggles to not look back. (Change of Season Pt. 2)

The McCains encounter a change of season they never expected.

All of Catherine's children find themselves needing to share news with the rest of the family.

Cassie is asked to teach when Stephan has to leave town on a family emergency.

An old friend of Lucas's returns, looking for a second chance. Mark, however, is completely against the man being in town and sees him as a threat.

Micah finds himself in a difficult situation when he has to arrest Mark for murder.

As Lou, Milly, and Laura prepare for the arrival of their children, Mark and Lucas prepare the cattle for market. However, when Mark insists that Lucas stays home to be there when the youngest McCain is born, tragedy strikes.

Lucas thought he'd been through it all when he raised Mark. But when a trouble maker and Rachael take a liking to each other, he's at a complete loss for what to do.

"What are you doing here?" Lucas demanded. "Well, you forgot your rifle," Mark replied, picking the Winchester up. "You know I didn't forget it."

I gave you a warning as plain as can be, But you didn't listen and antagonized me. One wasn't enough; you had to take two So what's coming to you is long overdue. Do not try my patience, for it easily is lost, And the life of your son could be the cost. This is your one and only warning... Come, lest you join me in my mourning.

Family and friends come together to celebrate the holidays before goodbyes must be said.

As Mark and Cassie settle into married life, Anna begins college and Ned takes his first steps towards eventually joining the Marshal's Service. But as time passes, the McCains find themselves in a whole new predicament when Lucas's niece arrives in town… with no memory of who she is.

Mark and Lucas finally learn how to be partners in the full sense of the word when they face losing yet another wife and mother.

Everyone in North Fork attempts to return their lives to normal after the trial. However, an intruder at the Donalds' and later a murder attempt make 'normal' a fantasy.

Lucas McCain finds himself a new farmhand. (No idea how to summarize. Read and try.) First timer, constructive feedback much appreciated. T to be safe - some violence, some adult themes later on. no slash! Set some time after Season 2. Does not follow Season 3!

Oneshot. Set a little before Episode 34: "A Matter of Faith." A saloon pianist at the Last Chance observes how drought in the old West brings out the worst in everyone, from the town drunkard to the straight-laced banker. We know from the episode that Lucas McCain managed to hold on to his faith in the land, but there must have been moments when even he doubted... T for drinking.

Oneshot. As he looks at the marigolds planted around the house, Lucas thinks back to how his Margaret always liked pretty things. But as usual, it's Mark who's able to sum up just what they're both feeling.

Mark struggles with putting the past behind him in multiple ways, making it difficult to prepare for the future. Can Lucas get through to his son when he realizes he's moved forward too quickly for Mark, or will Mark keep his nightmares a secret? What would happen if John... asked for forgiveness?

Mark's slowly increasing suspicion of John Osborne is justified when he uncovers a nineteen year old secret; one that discloses the true character of Osborne and reveals him as a coward.

When buried family secrets are revealed, Mark and Cassie are both reminded that family is what you make it.

"Cassie, do you trust me?" Mark's question caught Cassie by surprise, but after a moment she responded. "... Of course I do." "Then please trust me and my judgement now. This is what I've got to do, and I have to do it alone. You can't tell anyone that I've left, they'll figure it soon enough when I'm not at church Sunday."