Bart and Doralice Maverick are the parents of two-year-old twin girls when they get a telegram with good news – old friend Anderson Garrett is coming to visit. But things aren't always what they seem.

The time has come for Bret Maverick to deal with the loss of the man he thought could never die.

Bart Maverick and Doralice Donovan have tied the knot, at last. Now what? Follow them through their first year or so of married life and watch the roving gambler mature into a happy husband, while still remaining Bart Maverick.

Bart Maverick finally gets what he's secretly always wanted – a home and a wife.

What happens when Bret Maverick wishes he was never born, and the universe grants his request? Will he finally understand how influential he's been on the people around him, none more so than his brother Bart? And how much his absence would affect all the lives he's touched? Inspired by Frank Capra's 'It's a Wonderful Life,' Maverick-style.

Bart Maverick risked his life to save his fiancé, Doralice Donovan. His recovery is slower than expected, which leaves a wedding on hold and a saloon that needs some help. Enter Dandy Jim Buckley, old friend and all around scoundrel, who does his best to help – himself.

Bart Maverick's life is never dull. A drunken cowboy, a dark secret, and revelations from the past all combine to form the path to a surprising but welcome proposal.

It was supposed to be an easy trip. A short, uneventful stage ride to Denver. When are things ever easy or uneventful for the Mavericks?

Bart Maverick was never supposed to fall in love with this woman. But it takes almost losing her forever before he realizes she's the one he can't live without.

When a celebratory trip turns into something more sinister, two pairs of brothers are involved in a long-simmering plot of deadly revenge.

New parents Louis and Kitty Manning are tragically taken away from Baby Grace Louise, and Bret Maverick wants to raise the little girl as his own. There is surprising conflict with his wife, Ginny Malone, but welcome support from his brother Bart.

Bart and Bret Maverick head to Grand Junction, Colorado just for a change of luck. As soon as they arrive they witness Dandy Jim Buckley being physically thrown out of the Golden Slipper Saloon. Dandy then provides them with the biggest change in luck they've had in quite a while.

In case you don't believe in Lady Luck, Bart Maverick provides five different stories that explain why he and Brother Bret do.

Bret Maverick and Ginny Malone were together when the Pinkerton agent got called in on a job. They parted company, with the man headed south and the woman headed to Kansas City. This is Ginny's story of what happened in Kansas and how she and Bret (with the help of his brother Bart) ended up together again.

Bret Maverick and Mary Alice Tompkins tried everything they could to get married the summer he was fifteen, but Bret needed his father's permission and Beauregard wouldn't give it. Mary Alice was supposed to return the next year when Bret was old enough to marry on his own, but the wedding never happened. This is the story of what really took place the following year.

What happens to a seventeen-year-old when he discovers girls for the first time, and he's still carrying 'war wounds' from an ill-advised encounter he had at thirteen?

The Brothers Maverick haven't seen each other in six months – until Bart starts having the same nightmare over and over. Will he be able to figure out just what it means before it's too late?

In no hurry to get to Baton Rouge, Bart Maverick takes shelter from a Louisiana rainstorm in an abandoned cabin. What else joins him in the cabin could change his life forever – or end it. In a place few had ever heard of named Fort St. Rafael.

Bart Maverick gets mistaken for a bank robber named Burt Jenkins. What happens after he's cleared leads to a beautiful girl, gunplay and murder

When Bart Maverick hits a bad streak and finds himself almost broke, he's forced to take a temporary job as a shotgun rider for a stage coach company. Needless to say, the trip doesn't go as expected.

Someone shot Danny Fletcher in the back, and people in the town of Hobbs, New Mexico believed the killer was in jail. Bart Maverick didn't agree with them, since the man sitting in the jail cell was his brother, Bret. And the time to prove Bret innocent was growing short, just like the rope everybody was itching to use on the murderer.

What to do after the horror that was New Orleans? Home, go home, Bart Maverick's mind told him, and that's where he and his father headed. But once they got to Texas, Bart would need more than just being home to regain his health. He'd need shelter from the storm that raged within him.

A leisurely trip to New Orleans seems like just the thing. Instead, it turns into a tale of misguided revenge and redemption. The question is, will Bart Maverick survive the ordeal?

When Bart Maverick gets a telegram summoning him to Memphis, things are not what he expected. What's happened to his brother Bret? And what is Ginny Malone doing there?

It wasn't easy being a gambler at all of twenty-five. Especially when things hadn't gone your way for a while. Tired, dirty and hungry, Bart wanders into a town called Wilsons Corners and meets a most extraordinary young lady named Harper.