Ellie Wheeler had her mama's mouth and her daddy's silence. She could ride bareback at full gallop by age five, throw a punch by six, and lie straight to your face without blinking. Rip thought she hung the moon. Beth thought she was the moon. So when Ellie started sleeping through mornings, skipping rides, and refusing her favorite meal... no one said it out loud. But they knew. Something was wrong. I don't own any of the Yellowstone character except for ellie

Seven-year-old Ivy was never meant to carry the kind of pain she does. Brutalized, broken, and left with more scars than words, she's found in a ditch and brought back to the Dutton Ranch-a place already familiar with blood and revenge. But this time, it's different. This time, it's a child. Rip holds her like she's made of glass. Beth guards her like a wildfire. Lloyd becomes her constant. And Walker? He sings the pieces of her back together. As Ivy slowly begins to heal-nightmares, silence, and all-the bunkhouse becomes her family, and the ranch becomes the one place where her past can't chase her forever. But scars don't vanish overnight, and neither do enemies. And Ivy? She's not done fighting. This is a story about the power of found family, healing through hurt, and the kind of strength no child should have to learn.

Beth Dutton's life has been shaped by secrets, but none greater than the one about her daughter. Years ago, she gave birth to Emily, her child with Rip Wheeler, only for her father, John Dutton, to raise the girl as his own to protect the family's reputation. Emily grew up believing she was John's youngest daughter, unaware of her true parentage. But when Jamie Dutton, bitter over his own adoption revelation, spitefully exposes the truth, it shatters the family. Rip learns he's a father, Emily questions her identity, and Beth must face her past. Can the Duttons survive this betrayal? Inspired by events of Yellowstone with my own twist

Marisa Coulter got the chance to raise Lyra to be just like her. Lyra didn't have the same morals as she would like in the original story. At the age of 15 now everyone comments on how alike they are. But is that really the case?

What if at Mrs.Coulter's Cocktail party one of the guests let's slip who Lyra really is to Mrs.Coulter when speaking to Lyra, what if Adele did not get inside the party to begin with. How would Lyra and Mrs.Coulter's relationship and story play out after such a secret is exposed at that point in time? Based on the novels and BBC/HBO show 'His Dark Materials'.