Every author writes a Curry and Heyes prison story. This is mine.

After the cattle drive, Heyes and Curry end up in the infamous town of Deadwood. This is a crossover story with "Deadwood" (Story contains strong language)

A day of avoiding posses and taking unscheduled dives into rivers for our two favourite reforming outlaws. Thanks to the film Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid for the cliff top dive into a river. The guys are lovers, but there is nothing explicit, though maybe I should warn that there is more sap than substance within! SLASH.

Heyes is working on a plan.

Decided To start compiling these author chats. So this will always be "in progress."

One of the partners runs into trouble in Helena Montana while the other is making a delivery in another town just hours away.

This will be an on-going piece of short stories with each chapter being a story unto itself, none more than about 5000 words. That way I won't be taking up so much space. While it says In Progress, each chapter will only be posted when complete

They may be notorious outlaws, but when you get right down to it, they are just typical, competitive...men.

This was written as part of a writer's challenge; the subject is "Not Paying Twice."

An old enemy reappears, and causes no end of pain. Some Violence.

A young man is brought into Devil's Hole...but is he to be trusted?

Heyes begins to have doubts...Is he really the genius he thinks he is?

What is your thought process when you get recognized?

The new leaders of the Devil's Hole Gang try to assert their authority

The inevitable has arrived and a hard goodbye is coming but who is saying goodbye?

Written for the January 2023 challenge Regret

My shorter forum challenges in one place . Each 'chapter' a standalone. 1. Interest. 2. Ice. 3. Friendly Gathering. 4. Starter Sentence. 5. beginnings 6. You're Mine 7. Invention 8. The Guitar. 9. Fame 10. Nothing to be Afraid of 11. Leave 12. Sneaky Signal, 13. Him (from Jun 2020) 14. Regrets. 15. Out with the Old

Kid falls victim to a case of mistaken identity which then leads Kid and Heyes in search of the real Captain Curry. Initially I thought the story was complete at the end of chapter six, but as is sometimes the case, Kid and Heyes have other ideas. Chapter 7 begins Part II of this story

I am visited by a rather gruntled Heyes, who has something to say about how I treat his partner in my writing.

The Kid when separated from Heyes, gets in over his head, after he saves a young couple. Some violence and language. Now complete.

A childhood story-Hannibal and Jed lose everything they hold dear; and then they lose everything a second time

Heyes sees a chance to leave his old life behind and gain a new family, but it would mean leaving his partner to go it alone. I wrote this story many years ago and never published it. I think it's because I found the ending lacking. I'm still unsatisfied with the ending and will probably re-work it at some point down the road. I see a lot of potential for 'more'.

Was there a time the boys future could have been differently ordained?

An old friend stops in for a visit at Freedom Ranch. (This story is dedicated to my niece. It was inspired by a painting that she did for me which I have included as the cover for this story).

The first part is a rewrite of the challenge story 'Fool Me Once.' Each chapter is a complete story with no cliffhangers, they are just a series of events in their lives.