Hattie Lark has never known an easy path. Shaped by hardship and loss in her youth, she yearns for more than just survival-she longs for a chance at a new beginning. When she joins a wagon train heading west toward the uncharted wilderness that will one day become Montana, she steps into a journey that will test her spirit as much as her strength. Life on the trail is brutal. Supplies run thin, storms sweep across the plains, and danger waits in every mile traveled. Among the company of strangers, Hattie learns to endure not only the relentless challenges of the frontier but also the weight of her past, which threatens to follow her no matter how far she goes. As miles stretch into months, Hattie begins to discover a resilience she never knew she had. Each hardship faced, each small triumph won, forges her into something stronger. And by the time the wagon train reaches its destination, Hattie realizes that building a new life is not only about the land she claims-but about the woman she has become. Warning: Child abuse, death, rape, adult language, and other adult themes Note: This is a prequel to Feathered Indians, Hattie Lark is Jackie Lark's ancestor.

"Long live cowgirls!" - The youngest of the Dutton clan finally comes home. [Yellowstone] [Ryan x OC] [Book One of One]

Montana "Tana" Dutton has always been a contradiction-a free spirit bound by the weight of her family's legacy. As the youngest of the Dutton siblings, she's grown up in the shadow of Yellowstone Ranch's unyielding traditions, navigating a world of rugged cowboys and relentless rules. Wild-hearted yet lost, Tana longs to carve her own path in a life dictated by land and loyalty. With a restless need for adventure and an obsession with uncovering truths others dare not face, she challenges the hardened hearts around her and the western way of life she's never fully embraced-or entirely rejected. On this unforgiving ranch, survival is about more than grit; it's about finding who you are before the land claims you. Tana is about to find out if she's the one who can tame Yellowstone, or if Yellowstone will break her first. -

Briar Dutton was the youngest of the Dutton children. She was strong willed and stubborn but she was also driven and determined to make a name from herself that wasn't attached to her family's ranch. She didn't follow Beth into business nor did she follow her brother Lee into the rodeo like nearly everyone thought she would after her successful high schools rodeo career. Briar had a passion for horses and farm animals in general. She always had a love for her family's ranch to but she wanted a life away from it. But life is unfair and people rarely get what they want out of it.

A force of nature , she flipped his world upside down like a tornado uprooting all in its path . After a chance meeting with the foreman of Yellowstone ,Margo Allen becomes engrained on his brain , etched on his heart and the dream this cowboy was awaiting.

Kindness doesn't exist. At least not for us Dutton's. One moment of kindness is a moment of weakness. Weakness gets you killed. OC x Rip Wheeler

You thought life on the ranch was over. Couldn't bear the sight of Kayce anymore, so you fled all the way to Texas. You found a new relationship. You lived. You got a degree. But you missed Montana more than anything, but he wasn't leaving Texas. Now you're back on the ranch, and you and Kayce both lived your life. But that draw to him is still there, even if you're terrified to let those walls back down again. No matter how much you crave him.

her daddy went to prison, her mama passed away, she grew up not knowing her own name. she was tossed around left and right, always doing anything to get a bite. she was lost and hopeless without a home, she went the furthest distance to not be alone. even if that meant assassinating an entire ranch, little did she know that was her final chance. she was pushed and pushed until she came clean, but all she ever new was her father's evil lean.

Baby Dutton returns home.

When Lainey Cruft set off to Montana from England to live on a ranch for eight weeks to complete a photo project, she did not expect what was to come. Neither did he.