Category: Joe Cartwright
Stories that focus on Joe Cartwright
A Letter to Mama on Mother’s Day (by DebbieB)
Summary: Joe puts his feelings on paper.
Rated: G (1,600 words)
Deliverance (by Rona)
Summary: Is romance in the cards for Joe?
Rated: T (9,350 words)
When Love and Hate Collide (by Rona)
Summary: A woman looking to buy horses sees the start of a new romance for Joe.
Rated: T (14,080 words)
When Love and Hate Collide Series, links to all the stories within the series included.
To Sleep, Perchance to Dream (by JoanS)
Summary: Little Joe finds it hard to sleep.
Rating: G 5,830 words
Belonging (by Camera Chic)
Summary: It’s 1859, and Joe has received a letter that sends him on a journey to discover where he truly belongs.
Rating: T (9,750 words)
Drive On! (by Val)
Story Summary: Joe assists Dr. Paul Martin, a recent widower, on his rounds.
Rating and Reader Alerts: G
Words: 6,500
A Different Time, A Different Place (by GinnyF)
Summary: My version of “Juliet Bulette”
Rated: MA (8,900 words)
Another Mountain To Climb (by Rona)
Summary: A WHN To Between Heaven And Earth.
Rated: T (9,590 words)
The Eye of the Hunter (by Greywolf Lupous)
Summary: Hunter and hunted, who can say which is which on a given day?
Rating: PG
Words: 9,695
A Silent Shadow (by Greywolf Lupous)
Summary: Joe, Candy, and two Ponderosa ranch hands run into trouble on the trail home after delivering a large string of horses.
Rating: PG
Words: 16,005
Night Stalker (by Susan G)
Summary: Tragedy strikes on the Ponderosa leaving Joe brutally attacked and his date dead.
Rating: T (25,215 words)
Whenever You’re in Trouble (by Rona)
Summary: Sometimes you don’t have to ask for help — it’s always there.
Rating: PG (6,235 words)
The Voice (by Imogene)
Summary: A voice visits Joe during the night
Rating: G
Words: 1,520
The Luck of the Draw (by Rona)
Summary: A careless remark leave Joe’s life hanging on the turn of a card.
Rating: PG (8,305 words)
One More Brother (by DebbieB)
Summary: A WHN story for Credit for A Kill. When the shooting stopped and the last remaining Jordan brothers were pronounced dead, Joe Cartwright sighed in relief, his troubles were over. Or so he thought; what he hadn’t counted on was that Luke, Virgil, Boone and Walt Jordan had one more brother, and that brother was set on revenge.
Rated: G (7,000 words)
