AU. Molly likes to have control over things, her work and the love life she has chosen to keep non-existent. What will happen when her boss forces her to go on holiday and there is undeniable chemistry with a dark stranger? Fluffy feelgood in chicklit style probably describes this best. Can be enjoyed without having seen Our Girl.

But who is rescuing who?

An alternate imagining of Mrs. Gaskell's story, assuming Margaret had been hurt more seriously on the day of the riot. Intertwines elements of both the book and the BBC series, but focuses less on angst and more on the relationship of John and Margaret. Disclaimer: I do not own these characters, but am only presuming to borrow them for a while.

Will the present heal the past, or will the past crush the future?

Margaret receives a letter from Mr Bell that throws her into despair. She is forced make a choice that wasn't meant to be hers, but the consequences are not hers alone to deal with.

Following a serious trauma on her 18th birthday, Molly Dawes, unable to deal with reality retreats to an imaginary world and spend the next four years in a mental hospital. Now, 22 years old she has returned to the real world, remembering only fragments of what she has been through. She is back to square one - or? Chick lit in Army setting.

So the title is self-explanatory. The story is about our two favourite people falling in love.

This could equally well have been titled What Goes Around Comes Around

It's a year after Molly's filed for divorce and now in Israel, under the command of the US Army, two platoons, consisting of Molly and her soon to be ex-husband are forced into an unexpected battle that revives feelings that Molly has tried so hard to repress.

Claire is from this decade, a fresh widow, and a series of unlikely events has her land almost literally in the lap of our Jamie. The usual chaos ensues.

One shot exploring where Captain James may find himself a couple of years down the line from the events in Bangladesh. All characters belong to TG and the BBC.

A continuation of North and South Book by Elizabeth Gaskell picking up in the back parlor after the agreement between Margaret and John. Lots of fluff and smut mixed with historical probability and accuracy (as best as possible).

John and Margaret's wedded bliss; or, John and Margaret's strife and suffering. An often dramatic, sometimes smutty account of the Thornton marriage. Influenced by both Gaskell and BBC.

Margaret James reflects on the positive changes in her son all thanks to his evolving relationship with a cheeky cockney medic. Set in the same universe as A Request this story explores Molly's evolving relationship with Charles and the James family.

War photographer Molly Dawes has always known she'd inherit her childhood home- she just didn't expect it to be so soon. At her Nan's will reading she's shocked to learn that her inheritance hangs on one very inconvenient condition: Molly must drop everything and travel the country with a mysterious stranger. Secrets and lies come to light leaving Molly questioning everything.

Distressed by her mother's death and afraid for her brother's life, Margaret Hale turns to prayer for comfort and guidance. The answer she receives will force her to swallow her pride and depend upon another. But will she be able to do so?

After Mr. Hale's passing, Margaret has to spend a week at the Thorntons while Mr. Bell arranges for her to move to London. She's uncomfortable at the idea of spending time with Mr. Thornton after everything that happened between them, and they soon find themselves in a compromising situation.