See where the Coming Together: The Journey Home series begins. Lou has run off to visit Emma in Fort Laramie when she is drawn into a case that is proving difficult for Sam to crack. When communication with her is cut off, Sam visits Rock Creek to inform Teaspoon and the riders what has happened. Prequel to Night in Fort Kearney.

While on a run to Fort Laramie with Cody, Lou is injured and left unconscious after rescuing a young Lakota woman, leaving the rest of the riders to wonder if she is dead or alive. Her renewed relationship with Kid is brought to a standstill forcing the riders to question if she'll ever come back home. Part 4 of the Coming Together: The Journey Home series.

The story of a girl who moves to America to try her luck but her plans are upset. Positive or negative? Read on to find out

Rock Creek is all abuzz over the upcoming founder's day ball. This year, the riders will be attending for the first time and everyone is excited except Lou. Hoping to escape the town on the evening of the ball, Lou finds her own fairy godmother in Rachel, giving her an unforgettable night. Sequel to Night in Fort Kearney, part 3 of Coming Together: The Journey Home series

Following the aftermath of her role as Margaret when the riders attempt to outwit a band of outlaws, Lou is left shaken. After returning to Fort Kearney following the botched exchange, she comes to some realizations about her renewed relationship with Kid and decides to set the record straight. Set post episode "Spies." Part 2 of the Coming Together: The Journey Home series.

Lou is dealing with some hard pain

A story of a young lady who goes in America and intertwined her life with the riders of Pony Express. I know there are anachronisms, it's my first story and I focused more on the plot. In the next one I will be more precise about the historical data!

Set during season three, Kid and Lou have finally reunited after months apart. But when her grandmother arrives at the way station with the promise of a home and family, will Lou stay in Rock Creek with Kid? Or will she embrace her long-lost family and say goodbye to the man who holds her heart?

Good or bad? You'll have to wait and see.

New problems arise. New problems are faced. One of Jimmy and Lou's daughters has really came into her own which may or may not be the problem.

Lou gets sent on a run and can't get home. Buck goes looking for her and realizes that to bring her home he might have to do things he doesn't want to. Up to T...Chap 9...and then there was Chap 10 (Now rated: M)

During the episode the Exchange Buck and Jane seemed to have a certain something and I always wanted that to be explored further. This is my take on what happened after the wagons rode off at the end of the episode. Buck and Jane took it to T in chap 18...Well...then Chap 22...I'm sorry but they've got a mind of their own...it's now M

Lou hopes that by going home she can make a fresh start and heal her heart along the way.

Buck goes to visit Emily a few months after Ike's death. He wants to help her, she needs it. All the riders need some joy after they said good bye to Ike. This is not a romance but a story of love and friendship that goes beyond blood.

It's fifteen years since the Pony Express has shut down and the riders have moved on with their lives. But the pull of family is strong and an unseen force seems to be bringing them together.

A sequel to "Moving On." Lou and Kid centric, but an eventual ensemble. What happened after Kid left to fight in the war, the Pony Express ended, and Lou's brother and sister had been adopted?

An inspector comes to the station, dredging up painful memories and complicating relationships. Rated M for mature themes.

During a run, a bad thing happens leaving two riders fighting for their lives. Will one or both make it? Could this lead to the end for one?

Buck turns into a point of hostility for some, bringing all those around him under fire as well. **Updated. Sorry I got a new "toy" from Santa and I'm still learning how to use it.**

As the Civil War brings an end to the Pony Express, one rider makes a fateful decision while another is left to deal with the ramifications.

The Pony Express is ending. What will become of our riders? What will become of their family? Families are built and torn apart. Will there be a happily ever after? This is an A/U tale. WARNING: Explicit Content and Subject Matter.

Kid & Lou. Very short, fluff piece.

Some things seem to just be meant to be. Destiny it seems...

This is an alternate ending to the Season 3 episode The Blood of Others and possibly a beginning to an entirely new story. It is sexually explicit and there is adult language. It's still a love story.

As the Civil War rages on, Lou finds herself in Richmond waiting for Kid, who has chosen to fight for the Confederacy. But Lou has never been one for waiting quietly, and her loyalty to Kid is tested by her own political convictions and those of the family she left behind in Rock Creek. And then, of course, there's Jimmy...