Forrest watches Maggie. Maggie watches Forrest. (Maggie Beauford/Forrest Bondurant.) Rated Mature for references to canonical events.

Ruth "Jamison" Bennett has just moved into Franklin County with her eight year old son, not knowing much about the town when she first arrived. Ruth needed to work and heard the Bondurant brothers required a cook to help them with their station. The trouble is, Ruth can't hide from her past forever. Set during movie. (Warnings: Violence, sexual content, and language) Forrest/Ruth

Forrest Bondurant wasn't always so infamously feared. There was a time when Forrest was just another country boy working his daddy's farm and courting a sweet girl named Ellie May. Then the Spanish Lady Flu swept through, killing half of Forrest's family and bringing the Prohibition Era with it. That's when things began to change and Forrest Bondurant became a man worth a legend.

Returning home after being away for fifteen years, Rosalie Rakes nee Thomas is reacquainted with a certain Bondurant. Yet as Forrest and Rose try to find common ground between themselves again, neither could imagine the lengths that her husband will go to keep his wife by his side... Forrest/OC, formerly titled, "Fire in the Blood".on hiatus/discontinued for now

Forrest Bondurant had a habit of evading death. And sure as he'd survive, death would catch right back up with him again. To those who looked up to him, it was something of legend. To those who took care of him, it was something of a nuisance. Forrest/OC

Emma Cantrell had been in love with Forrest Bondurant for as long as she could remember, but circumstances in life had always kept him from her, and she'd eventually married her best friend, Walton, not because she was in love, but because she was lonely. Now she was a widow, had been for ten years, and hard times drove her to Blackwater Station...Forrest/OC.

Sadie Landry looked like she'd already met with a fair share of trouble but the fact was if she stuck around Blackwater Station for long, she was sure to find more; mainly in the form of an ill-tempered, contrary drunkard named Howard. But Missouri was far behind her and there wasn't any money left to reach what was supposed to have been ahead.

After losing her father and her farm, Eleanor Whitford, best known as Ellie, goes looking for help from the Bondurant brothers. They will save her in more ways than one. Forrest/OC, rated M for about everything under the sun : violence, rape, lustiness, language, loss of child.

Howard catches Forrest and Maggie kissing

She had always been headstrong and stubborn, that Arlene Fager. Being the youngest child with three older brothers, she always felt the need to prove herself. Her mamma did her best to raise a proper little girl, but since the moment she could walk, Arlene followed her brother's around like a lost pup. Howard/OC. My interpretation of who Howard's wife could have possibly been.

"Home wasn't home anymore, it was a barren piece of ground." Enne lost everything, her family and her home. Logicall solution? Escape her crule fate and try to find somewhere she'd belong. Who knew it would be with a bunch of moonshiners, and they would mistake her for a boy? Forrest/OC

"I knew you were trouble…the moment you blew into Franklin" sneered Forrest. There's a different deputy in town, a real ball buster. The face of law enforcement in Franklin has changed and the Bondurant boys are in the firing line, especially Forrest but not for all bad reasons. Forrest/OC

Previously known as Could it be? Luie has lived with the Bondurant boys for years. She and Forrest have secretly loved each other for a long time but never acted on it; but when Rake comes into town does Forrest act on his feelings or does he back off for fear of something might happen to her?

Luie has lived with the Bondurants since she was 14. She helped Forrest raise the oldest and the youngest and even helps out in the moonshine buisness. The twist is what happens when Rake's comes into town. Does Forrest take charge and act on his feelings or does he get scared?

A companion piece to A Man Worth a Legend in which Howard and Ellie May squabble; Everett gets faslely accused of smoking; and Forrest enjoys his first cigar. (This is just a little one-shot I couldn't fit into the original story. Takes place between Chapters 22 and 25.) Enjoy! Forrest/OC COMPLETE!

Forrest ficlet! You know you are tinier the Forrest. Most are. Except Howard of course. But that does't mean you don't mess with Forrest; well at least try to. He's Forrest Bondurant, he dominates in everything he does and everyone that comes in his path; even if that means you.

She had left with her family at the age of 19 to go to New york . most of her family went back home . Not her she stayed . When asked to do a story on the Bondurant Boys , she says no . In fear of losing her job she goes only to find the man she once loved so dearly was married . A tragedy breaks the middle man and Rebecca is summoned home once more to fix him.

Feelings are much like waves, we can't stop them from coming but we can choose which one to surf. Jonathan Martensson

*Sequel to 'The Dog Days Are Over'* Saying I love you is easy. Promising each other the world is easy too. But, the world wasn't made for love and happiness. It was made for trouble and hardship. How can a Bondurant live in peace, when the world around him is closing in? Forrest/OC Rated M for mature

Eula is a black woman adopted by a white family who move into Virginia. They meet the Bondurant boys and don't know what to think until Howard says one wrong thing resulting in violence and rivalry. Forrest has a secret interest in Eula and attempts to win her affections, if her older brothers don't get in the way first.

Everything changed after that night; for the good and the bad. Lilibelle Rossetti was just a girl trying to keep out of trouble in Franklin County. But catching the eye of Forrest Bondurant didn't help much. Especially with gangsters after her family. But you best know by now that a Bondurant don't roll over for nobody. Forrest/OC.

Kait MacMahon had moved to the city to find any surviving members of her family. However, with her Cherokee looks and country raising, she quickly finds she does not belong in this new world. So after a few years of saving money, she is able to move back South, to Franklin County. She is returning for peace, and to heal old wounds. But what she finds, is a story of a lifetime.

Mina is one of the few female bootleggers. Her strength and beauty has always drawn a certain Bondurant brother to her, but will she have him?

A quick piece detailing Forrest and Maggies first night together.

Maggie would never again mention the night she saved Forrest's life.