no god no good plans.

She lifted her head, feeling the weight of everything - her pain, her fear and her exhaustion, and yet she knew she had to push on. - A reworking of an older story that needed some SERIOUS work. Hope that you enjoy.

Daniel travels to recover missing supplies for the settlement with an unexpected partner at his side.

Some missing scenes from the S1 episode Daughter of the Devil. All are Becky's POV.

An alternative ending for the episode Nightmare, just because I could never quite swallow Daniel and family exploring that cave's back passages without taking a torch with them.

A postep for the season 3 episode Daniel Boone Shot a Bear. First half is Becky's POV, second half Israel's.

A promise, a vigil, a homecoming, and a mystery. This was a birthday Becky Boone would never forget.

For those familiar with the Daniel Boone series of the 60's starring Fess Parker as Daniel, and Ed Ames, as his best friend and Cherokee brother, Mingo, the episode, "A Rope For Mingo" was always disconcerting to me. How could Daniel think and do what he did by not trusting Mingo? I have watched it and watched it; these two poems have helped me work through it.

Daniel and Mingo have been asked to take supplies to Fort Vincennes and return with a mysterious cargo. Of course, things don't go quite as planned.

A couple from Philadelphia, contemplating a move to the Kentucky wilderness, visits the Boone's. Their inexperience with the native populations leads to a series of misunderstandings with dire consequences for a certain Cherokee warrior.

Daniel Boone and Mingo were the best of friends and then Mingo suddenly disappears. This is my take on why.

What happened next for "Bringing Up Josh." Josh Clemens says he will never fall in love, but what happens when an intriguing new visitor comes to stay with the Boone family?

Drabble Series. Jemima ponders to herself why her affection towards the Cherokee is unrequited. Mingo wonders the same. [Told in 400 word bits]

Mingo was having trouble those cold winter nights trying to wrap his mind around the new addition to the Boone cabin. He was not family material, nor would he be a good mate. His instincts, however, told him differently. The two beings were vulnerable, they required protection. He was the protection they needed. (Part 1 of Take me to Church series)

Mingo's decision not to "Keep Christmas" with the Boones proves a costly one. A life-changing injury leads him to question the quality of his own existence.  And the only clue he can give Daniel as to his attackers are two voices and a giant pair of feet wearing ornately-beaded moccasins. This story would be set in Season Two of the TV series, after the episode, A Rope For Mingo.

Mingo, the son of a noted British Governor has a little adventure in Williamsburg, meeting up with the son of another noted patriot.

Here is a story just in time for St. Patrick's Day, with Leprechauns and Little People, and Mingo and the whole Boone family.

"The Day the Circus Came To Boonesborough" is a sequel to my story, "Keepin' Christmas." In Circus, Daniel meets a monster taller than himself. Mingo meets a French coquette. And Tommy Tall Trees falls in love.

His feet loved to wander far but he his heart was deeply rooted. As he is forced to travel far from home, he is filled with worry over his beloved ones at home.

A stranger comes to town . . .

A story from the very beginning.

A one-shot which takes place directly after Daniel and Rebecca have been freed from the Seneca in the first season episode - The Hostages.

a young boy comes to stay with the Boone's after his pa was killed, having no other family. the boy has some anger to work through. contains the spanking of a child. I have done some revision, and added some hope it might make for a better read

Ken-tah-teh, A Promise is a sequel to my previous Daniel Boone Fan Fiction story entitled, His Songbird. If you read that story, then you will notice that I have taken writer's license in this story to bring a character back. Ken-tah-teh, A Promise is a story of family and kinship and how bloodlines can overlook disagreement and bring together two opposite points of view.

In the fight for freedom, one man's life hangs in the balance. What price is the Boone family willing to pay?