A letter written by his wife turns Mark's world completely upside down. — Rated M for violence, intense situations, and brief, non-explicit, suggestive dialogue. — (Just a warning- this is a very intense story, so if that's not your thing... beware.)

Trying to find a balance as he worries about Reaper, Mark misunderstands the advice his father gives him. Jake and Emma come for a visit and discover that they too have some communication issues.

When a camping trip with Mark and his friends goes awry, Mark learns some valuable lessons that will change his life. — Rated K plus for violence and intense situations. — (Stand alone story.)

Growing up, Mark found out that many men he had known and trusted were criminals. But nothing would ever prepare him for the day when his own father would try to kill him. — Rated T for violence and intense situations —

As Lucas and Milly come up on their sixth wedding anniversary, Ara arrives in North Fork with a surprise for Cassie and Ben finally reveals his long-kept secret to Cora. — Rated K plus for intense situations. —

Marshal Anker arrives in town with news of Ned's promotion... and transfer. — Rated K plus for intense situations. — Please comment preferred story length.

An old friend of the McCains' arrives in North Fork just in time to meet the newest member of the family. Rated T for violence and intense/dangerous situations.

In the middle of a feud with his mother-in-law, outlaws pull Mark away from his family. — (This story is a good example of how much things can change. This was originally supposed to be #24. If you're interested in the original, PM me.) Rated T for violence and intense/dangerous situations.

Ben Severs and Micah both find themselves in need of a McCain's help. Rated T for intense/dangerous situations.

Mark and Cassie begin the long process of dealing with what happened in Chicago and Doc is asked to keep a secret. Rated T for intense situations.

Returning to Chicago to collect an inheritance left for him by Daniel Hanes, Mark is put in a situation that will change his life forever. Rated T for violence and intense/dangerous situations.

Mark's family struggles to not look back. (Change of Season Pt. 2.) Rated T for intense situations.

The McCains encounter a change of season they never expected. Rated T for violence and intense/dangerous situations.

A member of the McCain family has to say goodbye. Rated T for very intense/dangerous situations and themes of self harm/suicide.

Lucas takes out a loan on the ranch without telling Mark; Mark worries about what his Pa might do if they lose Milly. Rated T for violence and intense/dangerous situations.

North Fork welcomes its newest teacher and doctor. Rated K plus for intense situations.

Laura's stepmother arrives in North Fork, Lou hides something from the family, and a secret about Stephan Griswold is revealed. Rated T for violence and intense/dangerous situations.

Joseph McCain accompanies Mark and his family back home, blows occur between Jason and Ned, and an intern from John Hopkins arrives with questions for Doc. Rated T for violence and intense/dangerous situations.

Mark, Cassie, and Daniel head to Oklahoma to visit relatives. Rated T for intense/dangerous situations.

With everyone safely back in North Fork, friends and family look forward to celebrating the holidays. However, recent events leave Mark and Cassie apprehensive. Rated T for intense/dangerous situations.

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)

All of Catherine's children find themselves needing to share news with the rest of the family. Rated K plus for a very brief, intense situation.