Category: Brothers
Stories that focus on the relationship of any combination of the brothers.
Adam / Hoss / Joe / Jamie
Spirits of the Dead (by Jenny G)
Summary: Forced to overnight in an ancient burial ground, the Cartwright sons meet up with the unexpected – living and dead. A Halloween story.
Rating: T (11,410 words)
The Cow (by Heidi)
Summary: A simple little story about a cow who one fine morning finds herself in a not so fine situation.
Rating: G (Words: 5,876)
Branded and Shod (by Heidi)
Summary: A confrontation with horse thieves turns deadly.
Rating: T+ Words: 2,505
Hostage (by the Tahoe Ladies)
Summary: a story of captivity, survival and compassion
Rated: T – Word Count: 40500
Brothers (by Lyn Robinson)
Summary: A robbery stretches finances at the Ponderosa and gives the brothers real problems.
Rating: G (11,000 words)
Payment for Past Deeds (by Starbuck)
Synopsis: Adam and Joe’s constant fighting has landed them in jail along with Hoss. Their fighting had not only caused a rift but has also signed the death warrant for one of the Cartwright brothers.
Rating: PG
Word Count: 21,
The Star of the Show (by Wrangler)
Summary: The town’s Christmas pageant brings down the curtains in epic proportions. Will there be Peace on Earth?
Rating: K WC 4300
The Dreaming Tree (by chellek)
Summary: The boys are given the unpleasant task of cutting down a tree that holds special memories for the whole family.
Rated: K+ (8,070 words)
The Long and Winding Road (by chellek)
Summary: The boys get kicked of the stage and must find a way to get back home.
Rated: K+ (17,730 words)
The Right Thing To Do (by DJK)
Summary: On a trip to San Francisco, the Cartwright brothers become involved in fighting political corruption. This story was written for the Paddlewheel Poker challenge. Each writer was dealt a poker hand of elements to include in a story. *Note: The character, James King of William, is an actual figure in San Francisco’s history.
Rated: T Word count: 12,847
The Crazy Lady (by Jayne)
Summary: Joe and Hoss scare themselves one night, come to Adam’s room and tell him the story of the crazy lady. Prequel/Young Cartwrights/Humor Rated: K+ WC 700
