Sequel to "Muscle." Red herrings, misdirection and old issues don't keep the Barkley brothers from taking on would-be politician Jed Dysart again.

The River Monarch ruins have been found in Part V of the Maverick series. Each brother will see Peter Doolin as their nemesis.

A year ago a man died... or so people thought.

Audra has a unique experience that makes her look at the world a little differently. Based on something that really happened to me. Maybe it's profound and maybe it's not. Maybe it's just spring.

Nick is called on to help the sister of Matt, Ross and Worth Parker – a girl he loved when they were young but who married someone else. He has to rip the bandages off some too recent wounds and deal with a greater loss. TISSUE WARNING

In part four, Heath travels to St. John to support Jarrod. What he finds there will change the Barkley family forever. Jack Darby's life intersects with Jarrod's once again in the Arizona Territory.

After he's assaulted and injured, Jarrod enlists his brothers' help in finding whoever attacked him. He also uses a little subterfuge. Thanks to Tauna's daughter for the idea.

Nick travels south to make an old wrong right again. Jarrod and Tessa find themselves in Sacramento as Zella and Jack get the surprise of their lives as Mayor and a couple. Jarrod's revenge on Doolin, Danforth, and Archer continues.

This is the prequel to Heath and Sharon's story, and what happened the first time around. This is a short story but lays the groundwork for "Can't Help Falling in Love", which will follow.

A short five chapter centered on Jarrod. Victoria will be in two of the chapters.

Will Nick and Nora find their way to each other or does she prefer his brother Heath? Book 1 in a new Big Valley saga.

AU - What if Jarrod had never gone to Washington and met Beth? Does anyone ever really escape fate, or does it find us in some other way?

Heath has a twin sister named Heather. Heath loses track of Heather during the war. Heath came to town not knowing Heather was in town. Nick hates her. Will he ever find out that his sister is in town? What happens when he finds out that Nick hates her?

Jarrod Barkley and Jack Darby are happily married to twin sisters. Jarrod goes to Modesto to help his doppelganger, run for Mayor, and finds quite a few scandals to be reckoned with.

In westerns, people frequently seem to be "hell bent for leather." Where did the phrase come from, and how did it get there?

An expanded ending to In Silent Battle. Major Jonathan Eliot's story isn't over and new questions arise. In trying to get answers, the Barkleys even turn to Eugene for help.

For Black History Month

Jarrod Barkley agrees out of curiosity to represent his doppelganger, Gentleman Jack Darby. The events that precede will shake up their lives and their family in the Valley in ways they never dreamed. Richard Long once asked to include a little Jack Darby in his Jarrod Barkley. The director refused but I hope that RL is pleased with my attempt.

Jarrod finds out what mistakes he made when he prosecuted Keno Nash nine years ago and Keno was wrongfully sent to prison. When the old mistakes are followed by new tragedy, Jarrod and his brothers try to set everything straight.

Audra finds something Victoria has kept hidden for years.

It's Christmas 1878. Jarrod decides to celebrate the entire twelve days, beginning Christmas Day, with a new gift every morning for his mother.

A short three chapter...had the idea before Christmas but... I finally have it written.

The Barkley comes together on Victoria's 90th birthday and that of her sister Jane. Women's suffrage is on the ballot, and Nick's fiery daughter is in the mix. Family stories and secrets are shared with the next generation. The Barkley family legacy includes a May-to-December relationship and other historical events of the turn of the century.

What became of Mark Bromley after Jarrod replaced him in the Cunningham trial (not to mention Corell and Mason)?

While traveling home, Jarrod is surprised to find a lone infant. What's the deal? Rating and Genre always subject to change.