Summary: A young girl, living with her step-family, catches Hoss’ eye, but it’s another Cartwright that helps the two connect. A Cartwright version of Cinderella. 
Rating: G, Word Count: 4517

Summary:  The Cartwrights become involved in the tragedy of a local family.
Rating: PG, Word Count: 1757

Summary: On a hunting trip, Adam sees something in the woods he’s unable (and refuses) to explain to his family. That is until it comes out in the newspaper. 

Rating: G, Word Count: 1677

Summary: Hoss meets the love of his life, but his love will be tested when she’s caught in a crossfire. 

Rating: PG, Word Count: 5141

Summary: Samantha Malloy returns to Virginia City to live with her two older brothers. They all grew up with harsh step-parents but Sam was the last to leave. Her brothers hope she finds healing at last as she settles into her new home and meets new friends, such as the Cartwrights.

Rating: PG, Word Count: 8997

Summary: What’s next when the heat and work don’t end? 
Rating: K, Word Count: 515

Summary: What happens when one boy and one girl lock eyes across a dance floor? Based on the song “One Boy, One Girl” by Collin Raye.

Rating: K, Word Count: 970

Summary: This story takes another look at the Laura episodes, but with a twist. What if Adam had married Laura? 
Rating: G, Word Count: 3341

Summary: How does one get a crusty old man to have a change of heart about life? Ask Hoss.
Rating: K, Word Count: 1992

Summary:  Will Hoss ever encounter his true love?
Rating: K, Word Count: 1090

Summary: The Cartwright brothers notice something is different about their Pa, but can put a finger on it, at least not until the Orphanage Fundraiser picnic. 

Rating: G, Word Count: 4713

Summary: Adam and Joe are delivering horses to a ranch in Prescott, Arizona. Knowing the two brothers are like oil and water, can they get there and back in one piece? 
Rating: G, Word Count: 6336

Summary: Reflections – What do you think a Cartwright would reflect on this year? You can pull from an episode or a previous Sourdough story. 

Rating: G, Word Count: 2638

Summary: “May I…?” – This one is a little different. After 2-½ years of Sourdoughs, has someone written one that gave you an idea to expand it? Well, go ahead and ask to use that person’s sourdough and add to it in some way. Include a copy of the original Sourdough, and who wrote it, with your expansion of 600 words or less.

Rating: G, Word Count: 2937

Summary: Write a short spooky campfire or bedtime tale, or expand a previous Sourdough and give it a haunted twist.

Rating: G, Word Count: 2560