After a gruesome find Heyes and Curry discover the are not the only ones who are looking for a new life.

An encounter with two bounty hunters has tragic consequences. Major character death.

Amnesty Days/Series Timeline - A short story written for the challenge prompt "All Clear". It's early in the quest for amnesty and Heyes wants to know if Kid Curry is all clear on the plan to complete a delivery job.

A series that I have previously posted elsewhere. The first part is a rewrite of the challenge story 'Fool Me Once.' I intended to write about twelve stories ending in them getting amnesty- but seem to have been derailed! Some gun violence in the first chapter, but nothing that different from the series.

After splitting up to escape a posse, Kid is injured with no hope of recovery. Once reunited with Heyes, there are decisions to be made. This is a major character death story

Silky elicits the help of Heyes and Curry to take his granddaughter on a sightseeing trip to Alaska. A light-hearted story

An assignment from the Governor is proving more difficult than Heyes and Curry ever imagined. First posted as a Virtual Season episode.

Heyes is in big trouble and this time his silver tongue won't save him. Will his partner? First posted as a Virtual Season episode.

After receiving their amnesty, Kid and Heyes are up to their necks with job and other "too good to be true" offers. But a letter from a law firm in California sends them on a journey that leads to something even better than the land that has been willed to Kid. This is a bit of a crossover with The Chisholms.

Just how smart are the men of the Devil's Hole Gang? When Kid gets injured, Heyes delays a planned robbery and the gang pitches in to help with Kid's recovery, sometimes successfully, sometimes not so much.

A fairly light tale of a boyhood event long before the tragedy of war, when being a Kansas farm boy was an adventure and parents provided guidance and support.

Running from what they believe to be a posse or a band of bounty hunters, both Kid and Heyes are surprised when they split up, but the pursuers follow only Curry. Then Kid disappears for six months before turning up unexpectedly in Center City. What happened during those six months and how do Kid, Heyes, and Lom Trevors rectify the wrong that was done

An old acquaintance enlists the aid of Heyes and Curry to transport supplies to two Shoshone encampments, but neglects to tell them what they are really transporting

In recognition of the 50th anniversary, Heyes and Curry discover some of the perks of being legendary. Ordinarily this would be a Bits and Pieces story, but being as this is the 50th anniversary, this Talk to the Author story shall stand alone.

A fluffy Anniversary story inspired by Ben's smile...

I blame this on my melancholy at the change of year as well as watching the early Roger Davis episodes. Heyes is missing someone important but all is not lost.

This is the original challenge version of what became Betrayed. It was posted in April for a forum challenge: 'Fool Me Once.' It won by being the only entry-lol. It is a bit unpolished, but possibly holds a greater emotional kick then the story it became. A job for Lom leaves Curry fighting for his life and Heyes very very angry.

A childhood story of the perils of Heyes and Curry living in the midst of the Civil War and a chance encounter perhaps with fate

Heyes and Curry have to spilt up, and Kid Curry finds out that being on the wrong side of the border sometimes can be the right thing. [Crossover Alias Smith & Jones and Gunless]

It's Christmas Eve and a birth is about to occur. This was my 2020 Advent story

Outlaw days. Somehow things never seem to go exactly as planned. This story was first posted as part of the AS&J Advent Calendar 2020.

Heyes and Curry attempt to buy last minute Christmas presents. This story was first posted in the AS&J Advent Calendar 2020.

Heyes and Curry decide on their New Year's Resolutions. Just a short conversation

This sentence was posted on one of the FB groups. "I'm good at reading signs. I can read them on faces as well as on the ground, it's why I play a fair game of poker." So I set myself a writing challenge! Attempt to write in the first person and then try to fit the story into the challenge word over on one of the forums.

Just a writing exercise really. Our favourite reforming outlaws enjoy a bit of peace and quiet. Probably S3 but imagining Pete Duel as Heyes.