Sequel to "Notches". It's a month since Hatch died. Rocked by the news that the real Hatch isn't dead like they thought he was, Mort, Slim and Jess work tirelessly to find out who he really was and what was he doing in Laramie in the first place. Last of all, what's Scott Matthews hiding and how far is he willing to go to protect his secrets? Beta-read by Nakoosay.

Here is the third missing scene for the Return to Rock Springs story. Be sure and read the original story before you read the missing scenes. All three missing scenes take place at the end of Chapter 51 of Return to Rock Springs. I had hoped to complete all the missing scenes with this installment. Life keeps happening. There will be a fourth missing scene before the sequels.

The Mort Corey played by Robert Osterloh in 'Hour After Dawn' is quite unlike the Mort Cory played by Stuart Randall from the second season onwards. Indeed, they're so unlike, they might be two different men...

I know it's not Halloween. But the world is crazy and we need a little humor. The further adventures of a fledgling guardian angel in charge of (Uhm, well, more like "in cahoots with") our favorite cowboy, Jess Harper. What happens when you mix Halloween, Jess Harper, A Plan, and a Very Special Helper in the form of a Guardian Angel? Laramie will never be the same, just ask Mort

Slim's Journal is a companion piece for The Reluctant Imposter. Written by Slim Sherman, the journal starts sometime after Jess leaves the ranch and ends after he returns home.

Slim, Jess and Jonesy in reflective mood, without a special day for fathers having yet been invented.

Mort Cory's life gets turned upside down when he must arrest one of his best friends for cattle rustling. Thus begins a journey where he questions his life-long dedication to law enforcement. ADDED NOTE: Thanks to Patty Wilkinson for letting me borrow Kate. Special thanks to CoryLynne for her guidance as to all things "Mort".

Hard times at the ranch bring harder decisions and an uncertain future.

Solitude and company, friendship and brotherhood, past and present, are all ingredients which help to create the unique home that is the Sherman Relay Station.

Jess is unexpectedly delayed after delivering some horses.

Just before he rappels down the cliffside—desperate to get to a wounded Slim—Jess turns back to his stalwart little bay and speaks to him. That loving gesture inspired this poem. (To hear an audio recording of this poem, please go to SoundCloud dot com and search for A Michigan Skylark in Laramie.)

Pre-Laramie series. What might Jess have been like after the war? Angry, hungry, cold, and alone, he seeks shelter for his horse and himself, little knowing how events were set into motion which would change his life forever. NOTE: I had a terrible time with formatting the story this time - so if you see any obvious gaps or places where it doesn't make sense, please PM me.

Jess rides away on ranch business to Utah. He drops off the horses, sends the money home to the ranch and then has some time in the Big Open. He was supposed to be back in a month but he never returns. Who will find him since he seems to have disappeared into thin air. This is an AU Story.

When Jess found his way to Laramie everything turned for the better. What if there were a few more dragons to slay than we know about? UNDER REVISION

Perpetrators strike without warning and disappear without a trace. Their only motive seems to be the thrill of the kill. What happens when they set their sights on the Sherman Relay Station?

The Sherman Ranch became the hunting ground. Who would be hurt, and why?

Slim and Jess find that there is always hope when life is at its hardest. This story is my gift to the fans of Laramie during the COVID19 crisis.

Jess has long since learned the price of a notch. Yet, what happens when a gunfighter rides into Laramie with the sole purpose of bringing Jess' life crumbling down? EPILOGUE ADDED.

A second missing scene for Return to Rock Springs. You will need to read the main story and the first missing scene to understand this story.

The family is taken by force, the will to survive the unknown already aflame in each heart. COMPLETE

It always seemed in the early years, (black and white episodes) Slim and Jess never had quite enough money to keep the Sherman ranch in the black. COMPLETE STORY

Jess can't remember anything about the last five months. The kicker? He's wanted for the murder of one Slim Sherman. Note: No Character Death.

As the title implies, stories where our favorite cowboy gets hurt. Poor Jess never gets a break...

It may be "easier to run than to follow," but the hardest thing of all is to wait. **** (To hear a recording of this poem, please go to SoundCloud dot com and search for "A Michigan Skylark in Laramie.")

When Andy is injured in a cattle drive accident, Slim takes some time to reflect on his anger about the incident. Meanwhile, Jess is healing from the wounds left by a friend's betrayal, and contemplates forgiveness with the help of a stranger.