Category: What Happened Next/Later
Episode inspired stories.
Kin (by the Tahoe Ladies)
Summary: The return of an old face on the Ponderosa.
Rated: T Word Count: 10436
Reflections (by Claire)
Summary: A WHN to The Stillness Within. Adam returns home after learning of Joe’s accident and subsequent blindness.
Rated: K (4,790 words)
Reflections (by VickiC.)
Summary: While waiting for Ben to come home, Marie reflects on her past and what her fate might have been had she not met him.
Rating: PG13 (12,975 words)
Beauty is the Lover’s Gift (by Rona)
Summary: When Joe falls sick with a fever after Julia Bulette’s death, Ben remembers his relationship with Julia.
Rated: MA (8,380 words)
A Long Shadow (by Rona)
Summary: A WHN for the episode Emily. Can a leopard really change its spots? How did Joe manage to cope with Emily living in Virginia City?
Rated: K+ (9,220 words)
Return to Eastgate (by Robin)
Summary: Ben should have remembered. What happened later for The Crucible.
Rating: T (4,200 words)
His Prey (by Rona)
Summary: A WHN for the episode The Hunter. What did happen to Joe after those closing credits rolled?
Rated: T (9,360 words)
Together (by Robin & GinnyF)
Summary: a WHN for “A Stranger Passed This Way”
Rated: K+ (6,330 words)
Brotherly Love (by JRosemary)
Summary: Adam has his hands full with a drunk and disorderly Little Joe in this WHN for ‘The Quality of Mercy.’
Rating: PG (1,590 words)
Revenge of the Smiler (by Susan G)
Summary: A WHN for the episode, The Smiler.
Rating: T (1,925 words)
Barbarous Revenge (by Rona)
Summary: A ‘What Happened Next’ for the episode ‘The Last Haircut.’
Rated: T (8,515 words)
Payback for a Kill (by HelenB & JennyD)
Summary: A WHN for Credit for a Kill.
Rating: T (15,700 words)
Payback for a Kill (by JennyD & HelenB)
Summary: A WHN for Credit for a Kill.
Rating: T (15,700 words)
Confronting the Past (by Katie)
Summary: When you least expect it, the past is right in front of you.
Rating: T (2,035 words)
In Silence and Tears (by Rona)
Summary: Joe’s depression after Clay leaves is worrying the whole family. What can they do to help him recover?
Rated: T (9,940 words)
