Mac learns he has a teenage daughter. I couldn't come up with another title. AU. Rating subject to change.

Mac just wants to sleep. Fate has other plans.

With Jack gone off on his long term op, Mac is gonna need someone else to talk to. Riley hopes that she can be that person. (Tag to 3x16, Lidar Rogues Duty)

A friend of mine asked, "What would have happened to MacGyver if Murdoc hadn't shown up at Pete's cabin?" Here is my answer!

A brother is upset as a certain anniversary approaches. Prequel.

Animals have always been special to the McFaddens brothers. They raise them, ride them, grew up around them, get into trouble with them and much more. Various stories about seven boys interacting with animals throughout their lives.

What if Kate Malloy had not died from her gunshot wound? An alternate ending to the original series. One-Shot!

Some lessons are more painful to learn than others.

An injury alters eighteen year old Adam McFadden's perspective of his family.

Oneshots exploring Riley/Mac. Will probably contain everything from cute friendship stuff, all the way to relationship stuff...

At nineteen, Adam McFadden learns what makes a father great.

"It is just road construction." He said, and she shook her head vehemently. "No, it isn't, Adam." She responded. "It is so much more than that." Some changes that seem small can have a powerful impact.

Easter evening at the McFaddens, the end of spring break.

Adam McFadden revises his perspective of what it means to be the teenaged guardian to some ill little brothers.

Adam McFadden has forged his evolution from brother to parent through intuition, love, his parents' example, and even some mistakes. Adam reflects upon that transformation and his priorities one beautiful Sunday morning.

A McFadden brother and Valentine's Day.

A Revised Version of the story "Rescued", with takes place at the end of the episode "Rescue".

A McFadden Thanksgiving, albeit improvised.

Adam McFadden learns to appreciate the versatility of one tiny, two letter word as he guides and parents his brothers.

Adam and Brian McFadden acknowledge the value and power inherent within the family's fraternal bonds.

Adam McFadden recognizes to whom much has been given, much is expected in return. So one night when fate introduces a complete stranger, Adam uses the opportunity to demonstrate the blessed powers of good Samaritans.

The McFaddens help one of their own through a loss.

A follow-on to "Winter Roses"

In the immediate aftermath of the tragedy, Adam McFadden struggles to come to grips with the deaths of his parents.

Eighteen year old Adam McFadden questions his own ability to lead his family of six brothers.

"To be a successful rancher, you have to contend with forces of nature, finding and striking a balance wherever you are. But I gotta be honest, some days, it seems like those forces are working against you." Adam J. McFadden, Sr.

Shortly after thier parents death, the brothers learn to live on together.

Pre-series. Early on a Sunday morning, Adam must make a decision about the rest of his life.

"Sometimes it seems like you can't get away from your past." She told him. He said nothing at first, wrestling with things she couldn't possible understand, but when he finally spoke his voice held equal measures of gentleness and anger. "Your past shapes you; good and bad. But it can't control you. Not any more."

A reworking of a story that takes another look at the episode a Ring for Hannah.

A short offering, in which Daniel makes a new and faithful friend.

One-shot WHN for "I Love You Molly McGraw" Daniel's plan to help his lovelorn brother deal with his loss ends with Crane inebriated and Daniel guarding a hurtful secret.

A one shot on a Sunday in the spring after the first season.

Co-written with PKatt19, a "What Happened Next" for The Rescue: In the aftermath of Hannah's rescue, the eldest McFadden brothers clear the air and set new ground-rules.

A coda to the episode, Winners. Adam receives a letter from an old friend

An innocent pursuit of a good time has unintended consequences for Daniel. Will his family be able to help him recover emotionally or will they face another tragedy?

Sometimes, the words that are spoken are only part of the story. A one shot.

A one-shot follow up to the episode The Rescue

We are shaped by all that came before.

This is my take on how I think the first Christmas observed by the McFadden brothers after losing their parents may have been like. I submit this only for fun and in the hopes that fellow readers/fans of the show will be entertained.

When Brian and Adam find themselves in a life or death situation, it's up to Ford and the rest to come to the rescue, if Ford can find the courage within himself and if they can get to them in time.

The boys spend their first Thanksgiving with Hannah, but the past threatens their happy futures.

"When did you stop believing in Santa?" Daniel asked. A simple question leads a young Daniel McFadden on a quest to help preserve Christmas for his little brothers.

I am once again exploring the difficult relationship between Adam and Daniel as one brother tries to find his way to manhood, the other brother struggling to come to terms with the fact that his little brother is growing into a man. Hurt, comfort and angst, mixed with a little humor abound. I do not own any rights to Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and submit this simply for fun.

The brothers set out to help find a missing neighbor boy.

Daniel, Evan, and Ford in a mess of trouble

There's trouble at Circle Bar Seven and the brothers have to rally together, but what will they do when it is Big Brother who is in need of rescue?

I always felt that there should have been a scene between Adam and Daniel. Daniel was a central part of the plot, working on the car, later finishing the race in first, helping get Hannah to the hospital and most importantly buying the winter roses and delivering them to the hospital, signing the card with Adam's name. Here's my take on how I feel the scene might have gone.

A package for Hannah from home disrupts the McFadden household.

Newly married, Adam and Hannah, spend a "honeymoon" hunting down strays.

After everything is lost, the brothers cling to what remains.

When three of the McFadden brothers, and a friend, get trapped in a mine, Daniel tries to avenge his feelings of guilt by attempting a rescue mission.

When his wife leaves on a trip, Adam and his brothers must cope with the emptiness she leaves behind. Compound that with an illness that sweeps through the family, and it proves to be almost to much for Adam to handle.