It has been almost a year since Rhett had left her. Scarlett keeps hoping he will return, but worry grabs her heart when she gets a letter from his mother in Charleston inquiring about his whereabouts. Is Rhett lost?

About 6 months have passed since Rhett stormed out of Scarlett's life. Scarlett decided to return to the only thing left that is real in her vanishing world - Tara - and Mammy has chosen to stay behind to hold down the fort at the opulent Butler mansion.

This has probably been done, but not yet seeing it... what would have happened if Rhett had married Belle?

The year is 1868 and Scarlett O'Hara is waiting for her husband to return. AU Post-War, Tara is lost and the O'Haras are divided. Scarlett's new life isn't easy and when her husband is killed in action, how will she cope with another Charleston man's amorous intentions... Mild references to verbal and mental abuse - not RKB! - with a few OC's for good measure. I own nothing else.

They were adrift in a sea of pain, suffering, and loneliness. They all were, though in wildly different ways.

"If I do, will you promise never to set foot in there again for the rest of the time you are home?" Rhett narrowed his eyes at her, "Those terms are acceptable." . . . A sometimes dark and very M rated exploration of the Butler marriage after Rhett leaves Atlanta.

In this modern continuation of the greatest love story ever told, follow the Butler family as they once again try to work through severe trials that threaten to tear their family apart once again. This story is AU, with some characters story-lines adjusted to meet the plot of the story.

Scarlett is determined to win Rhett's heart.

When the curator of the haunted Butler Mansion State Museum goes looking for the source of her ghostly disturbances, she finds a lot more than she bargained on. (This is a revamped version of a very old WIP, with enhanced and updated content.)

A "what if" story that takes place during the middle of the iconic book... an exploration of a scenario where Scarlett's notorious inability to properly judge a person's true character has a major impact on the significant events of her life. Perhaps a little OOC (for a "minor" character, but hopefully it is plausible). Rated M (violence, rape & disturbing circumstances). Complete

Takes place after Rhett told Scarlett he was leaving her, however he hasn't physically left her. Now Scarlett needs his help. Please R&R.

Rhett writes a letter to the newest member of the Butler family. Post GWTW possible future one-shot.

What if Scarlett listened to Rhett about social position

Melly has just passed, and a grieving Rhett and Scarlett return to the Peachtree Street House together. His bags are packed in the upstairs room, and he is moments away from being free from her, but what if he decides to take her with him?

Right after Bonnie's birth and the room banishment . The characters do not belong to me. All that you recognize belongs to the one and only Margaret Mitchel and her immortal creation GWTW.

This picks up initially a month after "Frankly My Dear..." and then moves forward to almost a year later, when Rhett and Scarlett encounter each other in Atlanta for the first time. This isn't a quick finish. If there is ever to be a happy ending between them, a lot must happen. I do not own any part of this story or its characters.

Takes place after the end of GWTW and it’s been 2 years since Rhett has left Scarlett. They are divorced and Scarlett is trying to move on with her life.

Rhett Butler gets a dose of reality.

As an era came to a close, marked by the death of the beloved Melanie Wilkes, Scarlett and Rhett found themselves sinking further into the darkness of their lives in Atlanta. Read as they struggle to stay afloat in the sea of misery and forge a path to happiness.

Takes place after Rhett left Scarlett. Melanie is still alive in this one, though. Rhett comes back to visit the children. He and Scarlett have another fight. But sometimes that can be a good thing...

A "what if" story set after the infamous bazaar scene.

Your birthday is supposed to be a day of celebration. Of course, many ironies were lost to Rhett Butler that day. A one shot on what could have happened after "Abandoned."

He's looked for five and a half years to find her, only to realize she's created a whole life for herself. Why did he abandon her if he really wanted to keep her? Not your usual GWTW fic.

The sequel to Not a Marrying Woman.

What if Rhett didn't ridicule Scarlett about her love for Ashley but comforted her instead? Starts at the moment Rhett appears from behind the couch in the library at Twelve Oaks.