Jamie goes to find Horrocks. Claire runs to the stones, returning to Frank who's unwilling to take her back. Jamie, hot on her trail, sees her pass thru, and wishes to follow but is delayed by Dragoons searching the area for her. He finally passes to the future, looking for her. Out of his realm, he faces time in an insane asylum. Claire eventually finds him. Love triumphs.

Slightly AU/ with full honors to Diana/ oneshot Claire makes a decision when she goes back to Frank that effects when she goes back to Jamie

But now I spend my nights watching her sleep, because I canne sleep myself. Out of fear. Fear that one day she'll regret her decision; she'll change her mind and return to Craigh na dun...return to wherever it is she is from...return to Frank. That fear jolts me awake in the night. (First Outlander Fic, please review)

A short piece about Claire and Jaime. Claire gets caught up in her thoughts during the night. Something to help me get back to writing after such a long time. No smut this time. Just fluff.

What if Jamie is freed from the Bastille but learns it was Faith not Claire who survived. What would he do? Would he accept her loss, grieve, and move on... or would he find a way to move heaven and earth to get her back?

Four years after Jamie sent Claire through the stones, Claire finds out that Jamie is still alive. With her daughter by her side, Claire returns to Lallybroch and her beloved Jamie but not everything goes as planned. Spoiler post season 2 / Dragonfly in Amber.

What if Claire and Jamie's life took a different path, and they found themselves with a child on the way sooner than they thought? Note: This began as a one shot I had from a dream of Angus saving Claire then quickly altered into an alternate version of Book 1 / Season 1 of Outlander. Please Enjoy.

On the Eve of Culloden, Jamie delegates a job to Murtagh. He's to take Claire back to the stones. Only problem is, she refuses to stay away, and stubbornly returns to save Jamie from a certain death. A little thing like a British victory will not separate them, not now or ever.