Part of my Joe and Scamp stories. Sixteen-year-old Joe's desire to be accepted as a man leads him to make a rash decision. Against his father's orders, he sets off to pursue renegade Indians who have hurt his brother.

It has been many years since Jamie Hunter Cartwright was adopted by Ben Cartwright of the famous Ponderosa Ranch. Jamie is now married to his beloved Neta. They have two beautiful teenage children a Daughter Gracie Anne, and a son “Jamie Thomas Benjamin” after his Father and Grandfather. While recovering from a traumatic shooting incident Gracie Anne becomes wild then pregnant.

Part of my Joe and Scamp Series. The twelve-year-old Cartwright twins are appalled by their new teacher and Scamp decides to take action against her. Includes physical punishment.

Little Joe accidentally causes a fire and someone else gets blamed for it.

After a thoughtless prank, nine-year-old Joe injures his sister and has to help nurse her back to health. Contains punishment.

Clay Stafford is a mysterious man with a troubled past. The moment he realized that he had put this innocent family into danger just by trying to be a part of it he cut his ties and left. Little did he know that the trouble that follows him would grab onto the Cartwright's with an unforgiving clutch and force him to return to face them. Rated* Teen for subject matter.

Part of my AU of Joe and Scamp. Ben reluctantly has to punish all of his children on one day. At 16, Adam thinks he is a grown man but his father disagrees. Rated T for sexual content. Contains corporal punishment.

This follows the episode “The Storm” but I don’t know if it necessarily is a WHN.

Part of my AU of Joe and his twin sister. Scamp longs for freedom and sets off on an escapade to sample adult life. Mild language. One shot.

Ben teaches 7-year-old Joe about the evils of slavery. Part of my AU of Joe and Scamp. Rated T. Reference to corporal punishment. Reference to (but not use of) a racial slur. One shot.

Eleven-year-olds Little Joe and Scamp take on a bully, gaining respect from their Pa. This was based on a true story. I was the little girl in the red coat! Rated T for moderate violence.

The year is 1851 and I have imagined Joe to have a twin sister who is named after their mother, Marie. But she is an imp and accordingly is nicknamed "Scamp". The nine-year-olds are bored and when nine-year-olds are bored, they tend to find mischief. Or does mischief find them? This is my first time on here so please be kind! Complete.

Synopsis: In the tenth season episode, "A Ride in the Sun" the Cartwrights are scammed by brother/sister con artists, Tobias and April Horn. This is Joe's story.

Ben agrees to escort a little girl to her living relatives after being recovered from the Kiowa. It doesn't work out. Looks like he's got a daughter now. Dan Oult is a whaler who's lost faith in the sea. His father, a friend of Ben's, sends him to the Ponderosa. Perhaps time on land will set him right again. Except he's scared of horses. And cows. And the boss's daughter. OCcentric

Anne Cartwright is Joe's twin sister, the often times spoiled only daughter among three brothers. Headstrong and used to getting her own way, she tags along on a trip to deliver the Pauite Wabuska to Fort Churchill. Along the way, the group runs into a dark-haired drifter with laughing blue eyes who eventually becomes more than a stranger passing in the night.

Written for the Bonanza Boomers Prop Fiction for November, 2023. This month's prop was the silver salt and pepper shakers on the dining room table as seen in Love Me Not.

Candy's working a remote lineshack. Joe is due to bring him supplies. Outside, the snow is falling. Feat. inaccurate depictions of hypothermia, some uncertain feelings, and soft cuddles. Gift fic I brought over from tumblr

**Sequel to Predicament, Third in an AU series** A month before two of his sons set out to Eastgate Ben Cartwright began to have a recurring bad dream. It was such a bothersome and peculiar vision; he prayed it would never come to fruition. Time would prove his prayers had been left unanswered; his nocturnal visions were so much more than a dream.

Prequel: Ben Cartwright is raising his three sons and two young daughters alone on the Ponderosa. But their lives are about to change when Ben announces he's going to marry again.

Threads of Fate tells their story, but what if Postley hadn't changed his mind on who to trap in his mine? What if his plan of revenge had gone horribly wrong? How would Annie and Candy find their feet - and their hearts - in a vastly different landscape marked by tragedy? This is related to my story Threads of Fate but it does stand alone. Warning: Character death

(Complete) Too young to go on the drive, Little Joe is left under the care of a neighbor. With his family far away, Joe will discover first-hand that the neighbor for whom his family had entrusted is not the man they had assumed him to be. (This is the prequel to the 2 part series, Good Boy.) Trigger warning* Deals with the subject of child abuse.

(Complete) Too young to go on the drive, Little Joe is left under the care of a neighbor. They will soon find out, the boy they left behind is not the same one that is returned to them. Which begs the question, what happened to the boy they left behind? (Trigger Warning* A comprehensive look at child abuse and how it was viewed in days of yore.)

**Sequel to Preoccupation, Second in an AU series** When the Marquette's land finally went up for auction there was just no predicting what Adam was going to do.

**First in an a very AU series** The inevitable decline of Ross Marquette told from Adam's POV.

Family is also who you choose, and so are traditions.