Can you recommend any 'big valley fiction stories' with strong female characters?

Sure. 'The Sun Is Also a Star' has Natasha, a strong - willed girl who is facing deportation but still tries to make the most of her day in New York. In 'A Court of Mist and Fury', Feyre is a powerful character who grows from her experiences and becomes a force to be reckoned with in the faerie world. Another one is 'The Girl from Everywhere' where Nix is a capable navigator and time - traveler, dealing with all kinds of challenges on her adventures.

There might be a 'big valley fan fiction story' that focuses on the relationships within the Barkley family during a difficult time, like a drought. It could explore how they support each other and the sacrifices they make for one another. For example, Heath might have to make a tough decision about selling his horse to get money for food.

One great 'the big valley fan fiction' story is 'A New Adventure in the Big Valley' which takes the characters on a journey to a neighboring town facing a drought. They use their wits and resources to help the town out.

One story features a female scavenger who uses a big rig to travel around and find useful items. She has to outwit other scavengers and deal with the perils of the post - apocalyptic world. She uses the big rig not only for transportation but also as a hiding place when things get too dangerous. Her character is strong - willed and determined, and she's on a mission to find something that can change the fate of the survivors she's come to care about.

Many independent novels feature strong female boxers. For instance, in a particular book, the female boxer is a single mother who takes up boxing to support her family. She faces numerous challenges both in her personal life and in the boxing arena. However, she never gives up and becomes an inspiration for others, especially for other women in her community.

Sure. In 'Ancillary Justice' by Ann Leckie, there are female characters who could be considered like Marines in a science - fiction context. They are part of a complex military - like structure and show great strength and intelligence in their roles.

Sure. 'Us' features a strong female lead, Adelaide. She has to face the terrifying doppelgangers that invade her family's life. She shows great courage and determination throughout the story as she tries to protect her family. Another one is 'The Witch' where the female character Thomasin endures a lot of hardships and the horror of living in a Puritanical society that believes she might be a witch. She has to fight for her survival in a very dark and spooky setting.

Yes. In 'A Tale of Two Sisters', the two sisters are strong characters. They face the family secrets and the supernatural threats bravely. Their bond and their determination to survive in the face of the horror in their home make them strong female characters. Another is 'The Silenced', where the female protagonist is trying to uncover the truth about a mysterious school. She has to fight against the dark forces and the secrets that are being hidden there.

Sure. There's a fan fiction where a Harvey Girl stands up against a corrupt local official who is trying to take advantage of the Harvey House. She uses her wits and courage to expose his wrongdoings and protect the place and her fellow Harvey Girls. It really shows her strength.

Yes. 'The Hazel Wood' has a strong female lead. The protagonist, Alice, has to face a world full of strange and dangerous fairy - tale like situations. She is resourceful and uses her wits to survive. This is set in a world with a sort of historical - fairy - tale blend. And in 'The Inexplicable Logic of My Life', the female characters, including the mother figure, are strong. They contribute to the understanding of family history and the cultural heritage of the Mexican - American community, which is an important part of the historical aspect of the story.