A sheriff from the boys outlaw past catches up with them, causing pain for the Kid. But another face from the past helps makes sure alls well that ends well for our two reforming outlaws.

After their amnesty a woman enters the Kid's life.

This is a prequel to my story Ghosts with secondary character deaths and implied major character deaths in the final chapter.

A lady held up by the D.H.G, relates the experience to a young reporter.

My take on the difficult transition to adulthood and the effect it had on the boys' relationship. Forgive the font size on the document, my computer was giving me fits and I couldn't get a consistent font.

A series of decisions are made that change the future of Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry

Though I was inspired to write this, by the 'Christmas in July' projects in other fandoms, this story features a Christmas in December. Six months post Kid's release from prison, after a period of re-connection, and with Christmas rapidly approaching, Heyes and the Kid hit a bump in the road. This story features NONE EXPLICIT SLASH and the resumption of an established relationship.

Kid Curry has a guilty conscience about not being there to protect his partner and, being a man of action, he takes care of the problem.

During a brief separation from Kid, Heyes and a couple of other fellas run into a man who is the spitting image of Kid Curry (with a few minor differences thrown in). I can't help it, I just love putting Kid Curry and Will Chisholm in the same story.

This little tale was kinda inspired by Rae1013's 'Dog Years.' The boys give up on amnesty...and do one last big job before heading into their new law abiding lives.

Heyes and the Kid have a discussion about their elusive amnesty and self respect...

Heyes' best kiss of the series was with Julia Finney. By chance, Heyes and Julia cross paths once again. Do they take things to the next step? The story has a rather adult scene but not explicit.

While there is a major character death, this story came about while pondering what might have happened had S-3 not occurred and instead a final tribute to Hannibal Heyes had been written. The title comes from the saying 'when a door closes, a window opens.'

A story of the aftermath of what went down in Santa Marta. This is an extended version of my challenge story posted to the forums for the prompts. 'Blind' and 'Guilty Conscience.' It is none explicit SLASH, after the AS&J page break. If you don't like slash, but still want to read this, stop reading at that point, or wait till I post the shorter version in my forum challenges.

A death story but our boys are present in spirit. Chapter one takes place in 1908. Also there is the death of a secondary character.

Heyes and the Kid teach a railroad executive an expensive lesson.

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)

After the episode 'Something to Get Hung About.' Heyes, the Kid and Jim Stokely arrive in Santa Fe, and Heyes misunderstands both his partner's and Jim's intentions to each other and tension abounds. None-Explicit slash.

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. Now Complete.

After pulling off a successful train robbery a posse suddenly appears

A continuation of 'Heavy Lies the Crown.' This was written as a belated birthday gift for Kim, but I hope others find some enjoyment in it. The story begins when some months after Emily-Rose's death with the Kid and Heyes settled their reputations especially that of the Kid's lead to an unpleasant encounter, but the tale ends on a happy event.

Hannibal Heyes once said that their parents "dying when they did," may have been a factor to them becoming outlaws. Truth is, they were both born in very turbulent times and neither knew a childhood free of the looming probability of an impending Civil War.

Series timeline. Heyes and Curry are being chased by a persistent posse. Heyes is sure they have an Apache tracker and suggests a desperate and dubious way to lose the Apache. This story is the cleaned up version of the original written in response to a story challenge and has not been beta read.

After managing to escape from yet another posse, a minor incident has Heyes deciding they need to head to the nearest town.

When the unthinkable happens during a showdown, and the Kid unavoidably causes the death of an innocent, the boys are left dealing with the painful aftermath. Warning: Death of a child. There is no easy out in this story so be warned. Epilogue added.