This story is a followup to "Palms of Glory," the show's pilot, an imagining of the conversation that the family might have had as Heath joined them.

It's 1887, and 7-year-old Jarrod Thomas Barkley Jr. asks his father that important question in an unexpected way.

A story Audra brings home from substitute teaching at school prompts a snowballing of stories.

Sometimes a person thinks they get over a traumatic experience, only to have something resurrect it even years later. The events of "Time After Midnight" come back to haunt Jarrod and completely upset the Barkley family, maybe forever, as new events pile on.

"If he'd moved a couple inches, we'd be burying him." - Nick A 'what if' from "My Son, My Son". What if Heath did get shot a few inches over? Will Nick learn to love this new brother? And if he does will he get the chance to tell him? Or will it be to late? Rated K plus for tragic circumstances.

Was the end of Korby Kyles the end of Stockton's drug trade problems, or just the beginning? The Barkley brothers are unlucky enough to find out.

In memory of Peter Breck

Jarrod's new client is married to a woman Jarrod loved in San Francisco years ago, but so far the client doesn't know it yet.

In memory of Barbara Stanwyck

Heath has a twin sister named Heather. Heath loses track of Heather during the war. Heath came to town not knowing Heather was in town. Nick hates her. Will he ever find out that his sister is in town? What happens when he finds out that Nick hates her?

The Barkley's neighbor, Henry Marvin, faces the disappearance of his son Will and the loss of his ranch to some bad business decisions, just as Audra returns from her world travels, uncertain about her own future.

A nine chapter story that is a spin off one of Vol Lady's stories (She gave me permission).

Jarrod and Heath are on a road trip together when Jarrod is hurt in a fall from his horse. Heath takes him to the nearest farm for help, where he discovers a familiar farmer and runs into a familiar problem one more time.

In memory of Richard Long.

what if Keno never saved Jarrod from Nick's bear trap in 1x20?

To everyone on a special Thanksgiving Day.

Jarrod's client is confessing to coming all the way from San Francisco to rob the home of a specific Stockton businessman, but he won't explain why.

After finding Duke's Diary; Heath respectfully hands it over to his sister without reading it, but still confronts her about questions she's always avoided answering. Rating only due to subject not writing.

McColl disappeared ten years ago with a load of Nick's money and Audra disappeared at the same time. Majority blamed McColl. Ten years later the truth prevails. T for subject not graphic writing.

When Jarrod falls ill, Nick gets help caring for him from an old friend of Jarrod's...only there's something Nick doesn't know.

AU - Heath meets the Barkleys

Short shot that I hope gives everyone a chuckle

An additional scene to 40 Rifles set just after Nick has "cut Heath off at the knees" about firing Barrett.

Following a stage coach accident, Jarrod is stranded in the Nevada desert with a little girl named Lizzie. This is a relatively short story. If it were an episode, it would be half an hour long. In black and white.

I remember reading once that Richard wanted to bring a little Gentleman Jack Darby to Jarrod's character but the producers nixed that idea. So I came up with the idea that all the Barkley's would have some Jack Darby in their characters. Keep in mind they're not murderers and this is JUST FOR FUN! I'd consider this a dark humor story as I have some fun with all the Barkley's.