The Graingers hire a traveling artist to paint their portraits. Chaos erupts as the man is a bit on the shady side. Cowhands tare up the saloon defending their boss's family.

Dee decides it's time to make plans to leave Shiloh. With an effort to escape her ex-boyfriend,she excepts an agreement to train Border Collies to herd sheep with her friends on a farm near Laramie. Chaos rises when she orders sheep for her venture.

Based around Thanksgiving, Trampas and the Virginian have a silly dispute over who shot the turkey. After a fire at the neighbors, the Shiloh clan have dinner guest and a birthday party for the neighbor's little girl.

After receiving a bad wound from fence wire. Our hero goes on a cattle drive neglecting the wound which becomes infected.

The Grainger's niece is kidnapped to lure her boyfriend into a show down. But little did they know they abducted the wrong niece.

While traveling back from Laramie Dee and Jim break an axle on their wagon. When Jim returns to the wagon he finds an unwelcome visitor.

This is another episode with Clay and Holly Grainger's niece Dee in it. Dee's ex-gunslinger boyfriend Johnny Marble pays them a visit at Shiloh. Mild violence.

Portraits of love, friendship, and loss on Shiloh. One shots: Sometimes; Three Forks One Stream.

Trampas and Elizabeth face a difficult journey in this story set in series five.

A sequel to the last episode in series 7, "The Stranger", and my earlier story "The Man Who Couldn't Change" based on that episode. This story is set during the series 8 episode "Holocaust/The Shiloh Years".

A new hand arrives at Shiloh and leaves a lasting impression on Elizabeth Grainger.

Sequel to "Requiem for a Fine Man", describing what happened at the end of "The Saddle Warmer" the first episode of season 7 , after Elizabeth's eighteenth birthday party.

John Grainger remembers the past and looks to the future.

An old friend contacts John Grainger but are happy memories of a time long past the real reason for her visit to Shiloh?

Alternative ending to the episode 'Requiem for a Country Doctor', explaining the reason for Stacey Grainger's disappearance from the series.

It's a game of one-upmanship when the hands start telling ghost stories around the fire.

How far will a man's grit and will to live carry him?