Picks up pretty much where the original book ended.

Rhett comes back not only to keep up appearances but to bring divorce papers. A story of heartache as our two favorite people try to move on without the other, but are they just temping fate...or will true love prevail...please R&R!

This story begins after Scarlett's fall down the staircase. In this story, I will try to fix the tragedies that befell Rhett and Scarlett. This will be a much happier version. Hope you enjoy!

This one-shot takes place during two Christmases - the one following Bonnie's death and the Christmas after that one.

On the last day of 1873, Scarlett is back at Tara, and cannot wait for this terrible year to be over. When she meets the mysterious Mr. Heathcliff, who has bought the ruins of the burned Old Sutton place, Scarlett wonders what demons is he escaping in Clayton County. Can she help him to heal and in the process heal herself?

That staircase scene. Based on the movie - rated M for language and suggestive themes. I do not own these characters!

Modern AU, post-book. Rhett, Scarlett, and the kids tackle holidays and old wounds. (Related to Paper Valentines one-shot.)

Santa Claus sprinkles a little Christmas magic on the Butlers.

"You're so wrong, Scarlett loves you a great deal, more than she knows." In the movie, Melanie Wilkes said these words to Rhett. I couldn't help but explore these words from the great lady of the Old South. 5 months after Rhett left Scarrlett, these words kept coming back to Rhett, could these words help our hero and heroin? Reviews are highly recommended. Pls review.

Bonnie has a crush on her brother and as expected Wade doesn't return her feelings and is horrified once he finds out. Just like her mother though, Bonnie's determined to win over the affections of the person she loves most. Too bad it's not gonna happen. (contains one-sided crush)

A different reaction to a certain suggestion. I own none of the characters, this is my FF

"I don't like your collateral. I'm no planter. What else have you to offer?" A sharp image from days long past suddenly burned at my mind; a porch at night, the smell of poplar trees and cigar smoke and an audacious proposition. I felt my breath hitch, as if my body knew what my mind was going to propose before my mind had really considered it. "I— I have myself." Rhett & Scarlet

"They should have been locked up together long ago", as one reviewer said.

Scarlett O'Hara Kennedy and her husband Frank flip houses for a living. When Rhett Butler returns to Atlanta, he hires Scarlett to renovate his new home. Modern AU, rated T for strong language and sexual content.

Being the twin sister of the tempestuous Scarlett O'Hara was never an easy role to play by.

A little twist on Scarlett's fall down the stairs and its aftermath, hopefully leading towards a reconciliation.

Ashley Wilkes has known Charles Hamilton all his life - but the one time the boy needs him most is the one time he has no right to intervene.

The story starts with Rhett bringing Scarlett the green bonnet and not kissing her. Scarlett does not like it when boys do not fall for her charms. So she kisses him first. Rhett Butler is not a boy. How many ships can you launch with a kiss, again? Or how many missed opportunities, veiled insults and crass ignorance can one couple overcome until they reach their happy ending?

Rhett returns home after *those* two days. I play with time and space! One-shot.

What if that takes place before Ashley's surprise party

In late 1871, our couple is estranged. After everything Rhett and Scarlett have done to each other, what will bring them back together? (Part 5/5 of a series.)

This is my idea of what would have happened had Scarlett decided to wear Aunt Pitty's gloves that day that she went to the jail to see Rhett. Enjoy!

Even when they're helpless to stop it, mothers usually see it coming.

Scarlett tries to discover herself and somehow win back Rhett.

Wade overhears Rhett's crying confession to Melanie after Scarlett's miscarriage, setting in motion a series of events with the potential to mend the Butler marriage. [5/16: see A/N for last chapter]