| Oh, and if Boublil and Shonberg can steal from Puccini, so can I! :) |
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A desperately ill Leah Thomson brings her 9-year-old son, Heath, to Stockton,
seeking the |
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help of his father, Tom Barkley. |
| Another go at the old grinding wheel. This time, we're in Risley's prison. More |
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specifically, the iron box. |
| Heath's
adventures during the Civil War. |
| Audra decides to help her brothers on a trail drive. |
| Continuation of the story Julia. |
| This
story takes place before and during the Civil War and is based on events
mentioned |
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during the fourth season episode, "They Called Her Delilah." |
| Young Heath learns a troubling secret. |
| After a near fatal shooting, Nick and Heath fully realize
their brotherhood. |
| Helping out a stranger leads to trouble for Heath |
| The Barkley family is introduced to a strange new item. |
| Three scenes using Tally's wonderful character, with Tally's very kind permission.. |
| A man Jarrod prosecuted takes his revenge on Jarrod using his own son as the means to |
| end Jarrod’s life but doesn’t realize that the boy has come to admire Jarrod. |
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An "alternate universe" look at how a 12-year-old, Heath, came to live with his
father's family. |
| Sequel to The Case of the Murdered Boyfriend--Jarrod is kidnapped and kept in a |
| sanitarium to coax him not to testify. |
| Heath's first Christmas as a Barkley, and his dilemma |
| Heath learns about a Barkley Christmas tradition. |
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