The usual ridiculousness that ensues within parodies of our beloved movie, the Patriot. Or; One banjo playin', corn farmin', deranged British hating Benjamin Martin somehow singlehandedly saves America's future. Or something like that.

Julia and Kay were celebrating Julia's birthday, when too much partying has them awakening in the into the time of the revolution, where the two sisters endure obstacles that could make or break their relationship. Authors note to this story in chapter one.

Widowed Victoria Lawson finds herself fighting alongside a South Carolina militia to earn payment after her husband's death, and to earn her own keep since left poor and can't make travel up north to be with her Loyalist parents. Perhaps revenge for her rebel relatives is her motivation as well, but finding friends and love during her time serving was not expected. SkunkXOCXJean

Kristine visits her Great Grandmother's house during the summer. She finds a diary that once belonged to Susan Martin and travels back in time to the Revolutionary War. She becomes acquainted with the Martin Household and even falls in love with Thomas. Will Kristine's love be enough to save Thomas and his family from a fate that has been engraved in the pages of history?

What if Captain James Wilkins hadn't existed, and someone else had given the British the information Wilkins did?

We all know the story. A 21st-century history lover is dropped into another century where she immediately fits in and goes on a wonderful, action-packed and romantic adventure and saves the day; however, when Kathryn Shaw ends up in 1776 South Carolina, she isn't as pleased as you would think a history buff might be. ThomasxOC

The first installment in a series of short stories involving the characters from Waterford, South Carolina first introduced in "A Long and Lonely Mile." It focuses on Marigold Casey, John Andre and the Martin Family, among others.

(Loyal Subject Sequel/Spin-off). Emily Joon Ballard is a well-respected Julliard professor specializing in the works of the mysterious Sylph of the 1770's. Modern scholarship has tied those classical masterpieces to loyalist, Boris Bordon and she believes, like many others, that he was responsible for their creation. She is about to learn how incorrect those theories are.

To be read following "A Long and Lonely Mile". Ambitious young Mabel Tavington is a child of two generations. When a riding accident causes her to wake up in the 1700's, she is thrown into her first romance that is both as brief and ill-fated as her parents' had been. Will she be able to reconcile with the father that she once adored? Will he even know who she is? Complete.

This short story draws from the love life of a young James Wilkins as first explored in my story, "A Long and Lonely Mile". It discusses the history of the Wilkins Family and the Hardwick Family, the birth of the city of Waterford, SC and the effect that Wilkins had on his community when he joined the loyalist colonial militia.

Col. William Tavington is the infamous Dragoon officer that earned the name 'The Butcher' during the Revolutionary War. He died in The Battle of Cowpens... Or did he? Elizabeth Bradford is a scientist that lives in present day America. Her life, as well as what she believes is impossible, is changed forever when the colonel and others fall into her lap.

Augusta Nathan's simple life is turned complicated when her Loyalist husband decides to accept a commission into the British army as a Green Dragoon under the command of the nefarious Colonel Tavington. As a midwife and nurse, she helps tend to the numerous casualties of the war but can she tend to the battle brewing in her heart?

This is a collection of one-shots that I have written as companion pieces for my main story, 'Lost In Time.' Funny and angsty alike, each chapter features the dragoon's misadventures in the modern age and development of my original characters.

Col. Will Tavington was never supposed to die at Cowpens. History was corrupted by a vengeful relative who was never meant to exist. Tavington's fiance destined to marry him never did. Only one descendant from Tavington's bloodline, living safely in an alternant reality caused by the time rift, can prevent Will T. death and repair the timeline or cease to exist herself.

Colonel Harry Burwell fights to keep his family safe from the redcoats, including his young sisters-in-law, Kate and Sara. As relatives of a continental officer, the girls are automatically targets of the British. What will happen when British dragoon leader, Colonel Tavington is order to capture the girls. Can Harry keep his sisters safe from the brutally known dragoons?

The events of the war as seen through the eyes of four friends Anne Howard, Elizabeth Smith, Emily Miller, and Mary Peterson. Each have a certain circumstance happen to them involving in good fate and tragedy, but who would be the one to survive it all until the very end?

This may be a one-shot, this may be a story. I'm not sure yet. Any feedback or reviews are appreciated.

A sweet little one shot in which Annabelle and William Tavington deal with marital peril, ride horses, drink gin and enjoy the natural beauty of Ohio. Not quite an alternate ending for my other fic, "Only Through Victory", but more of a "what if scenario/word doodle". Total cheese fest, best enjoyed with Triscuits. I do recommend reading "Only Through Victory" first for context...

You know him as "The Butcher", but every now and then, we catch a glimpse of an entirely different man. What if a moment of vulnerability were to cause a young rebel woman to fall in love with the ill-fated Tavington? Would it change his course of action- or is he already too far gone? I own nothing, save for the original poetry in this piece. Complete and under revision.

The musings of a colonel leading up to and during the battle that very well may be his last. What things enter his mind during his last hours? Can he be forgiven of the many sins he has committed and be brought back again to his dove? Rated T for war.

A poem written to understand the icy character of one William Tavington, whom, as can be understood throughout certain parts of the movie, desires the joys of Spring and all it has to offer... Thus, assigning certain seasons to characters seems to allow others to understand the reasons behind their actions... Comments and Questions are appreciated.

Catriona Johanson, the sassy smart mouthed twenty first century American, gets flung back in time and meets Colonel William 'The Butcher' Tavington, the cruel ambitious Eighteenth century Englishman. Is there to be disaster or...love as the final outcome?

Abigail, Hannah and Chrissy are time travelers for a living. They work for a secret agency to monitor time to make sure not events are changed. Join them as they go back to the American Revolution. Once there they meet interesting characters and do end up changing quite a few things. (Mostly based of the 2000 movie "The Patriot") Most of this will not be historically accurate.

Told from the point of view of Col. Tavington's horse, Asmodeus, beginning from when he was taken from his mother. Not sure how far I will go with this; I was originally planning to just go until he meets Tavington, but we will see. I OWN NO ONE FROM THE PATRIOT.

There are tales of figures through history appearing in records of the Revolutionary War with no explanation. I wonder why that is? Right when the rebels began to think the war was endless, the very fabric of reality sent them a hero. A 21st century girl who brought them all together. But it seemed that when they needed her most, she vanished, becoming nothing but a ghost.