Andy stands at a crossroad in his young life. Jess comes to the rescue with a Life Lesson for the ages.

Life is hard. Sometimes it takes hold of the reins and leads the rider along a different road. Sometimes that road is far away from home. Slim and Jess are on that road. But the way life is leading them, those roads may never come together again.

Slim hears a conversation between Doctor Sam and Mort. When he hears the words. " he's going to die and soon" he thinks they are talking about himself. He goes about straightening out his life while upending Jess' without saying a word. Story is told by Jess Harper.

Mike is confronted with the age old question on Valentine's Day.

Based on the episode 'The Marshals". What if Marshal McGary had a niece with him when Jess was hurt by the river that day? And her name was Naomi and she stayed in Laramie?

Slim helps Jess cope with the loss of his sister. Aftermath of S1.E4 Fugitive Road (aka pretending the Laramie writers knew what continuity was) Shout to Creedence Clearwater Revival for the title (trigger warnings: mention of suicide and processing grief)

Jonesy questions Slim's hiring practices.

A collection of short stories about saving the lives that make up Laramie. Each "chapter" is a COMPLETE story, with the saving theme in each. If you have something you would like to see, let me know and I'll do my best to put it into words. By the way, I intend to add on new chapters until I run out of ideas, which, you know, might be never!

Jonesy and the boys look for—and find—a deeper meaning in a beloved Christmas carol remembered from childhood. To hear this story read aloud, go to SoundCloud dot com and search for "A Michigan Skylark in Laramie"

Merry Christmas, everyone! Please note, this story has a pre-Laramie setting.

It was just a quick trip into town . . . This story is COMPLETE!

How many times had they said that to each other? It might not seem much but to Slim and Jess it was all they had, and it was enough.

While Slim jests that his partner is a bottomless pit, could the saying come true when Jess winds up missing out of the saloon?

Charlie and Mose, drivers for the Overland Stage Company, make a bet with Mike Williams about the upcoming winter season and chaos occurs.

Major Indian trouble threatens when a Cavalry trooper assaults a young woman, and Slim finds himself obliged to testify at the resulting court-martial. What he doesn't know is that the accused may have a partisan on post. Meanwhile, his family takes refuge in Laramie, where Jess pins on a badge for Mort Corey.

A collection of stories all featuring a day in the life of one of the Laramie characters, most all from the tv show but some from my imagination (you've met them before). Each "chapter" is complete and can be read alone. This "chapter" features Jess and his thoughts during his first day on the job at Sherman Ranch.

The posse leaves Laramie intending to bring back those responsible for hurting more than one citizen. And then something changes, leaving a member of the posse on the run.

Jess is caught between Sheriff Mort on one side and his loyalty to Slim and his family on the other. The worst thing is that an answer is due in three days time.

Something is happening around the Sherman ranch. Slim and Jess have been at odds for days, but neither one knows exactly why. What could possibly have these boys so on edge? Sentinel/Guide AU (for summary of AU, see Ch1 of Guide Me Home). Mild swearing, mentions of violence. Now Complete!

"You fight one Vale, you have to lick 'em all." –Laramie Citizen in Killer Without Cause - Sequel to the season two episode.

"Get out of Laramie, Harper." That was the message, all right. But dadgum, who's the sender?

"You are cordially invited to the Sherman Harper Anniversary Party. They'll be food and games for all. Bring your memories."

A case of mistaken identity nearly fatal consequences for Jess Harper. Inspiration drawn from the beginning of the Clint Eastwood movie Hang 'Em High

Slim and Jess find out that writing the perfect advertisement is harder than it seems. One-Shot, Complete.

Jess rides away to Utah to deliver horses. While he is away he is shot, robbed and left for dead. When he awakens he has amnesia but somehow he never looses his ties to Slim.