A dangerously clumsy gang member proves to be too much for the boys.
Heyes and Curry encounter an old friend on a dark and stormy night.
A pleasant interlude is interrupted, and the gang struggles to outrun a posse.
Jayce's life in the humdrum desert town is unexciting, or is it? Just a short snippet, responding to a challenge on another board.
A follow-on to The Goodnight Trail, but I think it stands on its own. What did Heyes and Curry do when that fateful trail ride ended? Each must find his way without the support of the other. Remember our future ex-outlaws are 18 and 16, respectively when this tale takes place.
Shh! Be vewwy, vewwy, quiet.
This light-hearted romp was originally published as a VS episode some seasons ago. Heyes and Curry ares stranded in a strange house, surrounded by thieves, Bannermen detectives, and women of flexible morals. Can they find a missing emerald? Can they get some sleep?
An expanded version of a recent challenge story. Heyes and Curry are caught in a snow storm, accused of kidnapping children. Can they find the children and fix this without freezing?
Set long, long after series time.
What happened to Big Jim and how did Heyes come to lead Devil's Hole?
Heyes and Curry are hired to help find what happened to Albert Brunen and his son and to help in capturing the culprits. Can they do this without being caught or killed themselves?
Two wondering boys meet a master salesman, or something, and history is made.
From an old challenge story. Sometimes a little corruption can go a long ways in politics.
Sometimes a journey turns out to be longer than one expects.
Heyes and Wheat compete to determine who's the better leader.
To help Lom, Heyes and Curry join forces with Melanie "Mel" Duster, bounty hunter extraordinaire to track a gang of bank robbers. Mel Duster was first encountered in the 2013 VS "The Toadsuck Ransom."