Did Miguel really die in the episode, "Vaqueros"? What really happened is yet to be told...

Lucas McCain lives an honest life with his young son Mark in the west, but a part of their family is missing. What happens when a young woman disrupts their routines and Lucas's heart? Western Romance/angst - easy to follow if you don't know the back story!

Only a few short months after Lucas's trip to Wyoming, he again must leave his son without telling Mark where he is going. One shot.

Mark visits his pa's estranged brother and quickly finds himself caught in the middle of repercussions from their past. — Rated T for violence.

Love is like a match aflame: Nothing can ever destroy the love of a family, not even fire. One shot.

A poem

Lucas McCain finds himself a new farmhand. (No idea how to summarize. Read and try.) First timer, constructive feedback much appreciated. T to be safe - some violence, some adult themes later on. no slash! Set some time after Season 2. Does not follow Season 3!

Luke is bitten by a rabid dog.

The alternate ending to Smokescreen episode.

A member of the Evans gang tries to force the law's hand a second time.

Happy Halloween! Mark and Freddie keep tabs on a suspected vampire in North Fork.

Mark is in trouble while he tries to save a young girl who was kidnapped.

Luke loses the will to live after seeing Mark's grave.

Michelle Graceland is a investigative reporter who wants to find out more about the McCains.

Sometimes people don't want to come back when their in comas... they might see someone they love and not want to go...

The Sequel to Sugar and Salt. Mark must forgive Millie... or will he let bitterness consume him? (SUPER SHORT!)

The people of North Fork and his family believe Mark ruined the Pie Contest.

Mark tells of the events that led to Lucas allowing him to keep a hawk as a pet. (A prequel to episode 29, "The Hawk.")

Mark is convinced a strange woman has come to North Fork to rob the stagecoach.

"NO!" Mark boomed; briefly taken aback by the way he had spoken. "...I won't stop. I won't stay here and you can't make me. I haven't seen my pa in five weeks. Five weeks! For most of that, I've had to entertain the idea that he might be dead! But it doesn't matter! Dead or alive, I'm going to find my pa, and I'm gonna bring him home, and I don't care if it kills me!"

While Lucas is in town, two dusty travelers arrive at the McCains'. Mark is excited to find out that these men are friends with his pa, but he soon begins to question their motives for being there.

Talk of racism. I know such talks already appeared on the show-and probably better than how I did it-but I decided to write/post this anyway, for my deceased dad's birthday since he loved this show (and me too, because of him).

A near-death experience gives Mark a strange vision that something bad is going to happen to Luke.

I always thought there was a missed opportunity with Outlaw's Shoes. I would have liked a two-parter, with more about Luke getting his memory back with Mark's help. So here's an alternate ending, with Luke riding out and Mark riding after him.

The town of North Fork falls into the hands of a notorious gang demanding the release of their leader. -I apologize for the condensed format; I tried to fix it but was unsuccessful. This story is not connected to any of my other fanfictions. Rated T for violence.-