Roni Dutton spent four years running - from silence, from her family, from a name that carried too much weight. New York gave her a future. But one call from her father shattered it. Now she's back at the ranch she swore she'd never return to. Where every fence post remembers her. Where loyalty cuts deeper than blood. And where a feeling she tried to bury - love - comes rushing back the moment she sees him. Home was never simple. And neither is the heart.

in which Faye Harrison goes to the dutton ranch

Josie Wheatley's spent her life holding together the pieces everyone else left behind - her family's ranch, her brother's reputation, her own heart. When Travis gets a call from Montana, she sees a chance to start fresh and decides to follow him north to the Dutton ranch. But leaving home means leaving Daniel - the man who's loved her on his terms and never learned how to let her breathe. His ultimatum is simple: stay, or lose him for good. Now, miles of open country stretch between the life Josie's always known and the one she's never been brave enough to want. And somewhere between broken promises, Montana skies, and the rough-edged cowboy who's not supposed to look at her like that... she'll have to decide what home really means. Because sometimes, the way out is the only way home.

Rambo never settled down.No matter what happened he found himself still connected to his time in Vietnam. Being alone was never an issue for him, that's how he had spent a lot of his life. But when he gets accused for crimes he didn't commit he finds himself he finds someone who can make him feel not so alone. Btw this might not all be completely accurate to the movies but I'm trying 😊 *warning mentions to anxiety and PTSD*-idk it might trigger some people ❤️

An outlaw love story with bite. Cassidy "Copper" Lane doesn't do trust, not after what the world's taken from her. She rides solo, shoots straight, and keeps her scars where everyone can see them-so no one dares get close. Then Arthur Morgan shows up. Van der Linde gang enforcer. Too serious. Too smart. And way too good at peeling back the walls she spent years building. Thrown together by bad luck and worse timing, Cassidy and Arthur navigate bullets, bounty hunters, and betrayal on the fading edge of the Wild West. She's got a sharp tongue. He's got a quiet kind of storm. Together, they're either the perfect disaster or the last chance either of them has at redemption. Witty, brutal, and full of heart, The Last Draw is a gritty western romance where survival means keeping your gun loaded-and maybe, just maybe, letting someone in. Inspired by the world of Red Dead Redemption II, this gritty tale of survival, revenge, and redemption is a must-read for fans of Western epics and slow-burning romances.

He was Billy the Kid - a boy running from a name, a past, and a future soaked in blood. She was Jo Callahan - raised to be a lady, made into an outlaw, and riding with a gang that called her family. Together, they were never supposed to matter to each other. But fate's a reckless thing, and once their paths crossed, neither of them could turn back - not from the fire, and not from each other.

Billy is an outlaw, the most wanted gangster in all of America, when he brings havoc into her life, intertwining their fates. His problems become hers, as she becomes hooked onto his charismatic but mysterious character. This man will be the death of her, but she can't seem to quit him. "The Kid & I" is a wild western fiction, set in the environment depicted in the "Billy the Kid" series. Written as an extension and continuation to the currently released season 1 and season 2 (first half), this work does not however require the series to have been viewed. I've written this in an attempt to improve my writing and I would love all forms of feedback! Thank you.

John and Evelyn Dutton had another child - a little girl in the winter of 1994. She is the youngest Dutton, who doesn't remember her mother. She is innocent of all wrong doing that her family commits, preferring to spend her time with horses. Two years before the show starts, Lily Ann Dutton, is attacked while she is attending college. She comes home, scared and not the same confident Equestrian she was before. Now she must navigate this world, with her boyfriend Ryan at her side.

The year is 1889. Jesse McCall is a cowboy, running from his past after a bounty was placed on his head for a murder he had no part in. While traveling, Jesse picks up Truth, a small town preacher literally beaten down after standing up to the sheriff. With no where left to turn, the two of them travel north, out towards Utah and away from any danger that might follow them. But Jesse underestimates just how bad people want Truth dead, how harsh the desert can be, and how much his and the preacher's relationship would change on their journey.

Caroline Dutton, the youngest of the Dutton family and vying for the spot as heir to the ranching throne, has always held firm love of the Yellowstone ranch. It was her home. She would do anything to protect it. With more and more problems arising, fear of losing the ranch creeps in. She never really put much effort into anything other than the ranch. She had no desire to. Nothing else came close in importance. Until she begins spending more time with a cowboy working on the ranch. Sure, she had known Ryan vaguely but never really spoke to him. The more time the two spend together, the more their bond grows and something neither expected begins to blossom. A/N: I do not own Yellowstone or its characters, only Caroline and her plotlines. All rights go to Taylor Sheridan.