A series of one shots focused on differences in people, places and encounters based on the series and the burning question of "What if?" What if Ayla we're a boy, what if Broud had been found by Ayla's people instead of the other way around, or what if Ayla had never lost her people?

Please do not review the first five chapters; they need heavy editing. Yes, I know the mistakes I made, believe me. Thank you. Unable to endure Broud's continued torment, Durc makes the recklass decision to leave the Clan. But what awaits him is new territory, trouble hunting, and leadership. Durc will have to deal with all these, and more, if he plans to live without the Clan.

What woman could walk away from her child? This is what happens to Ayla when she refuses to leave Broud's Clan at the end of The Clan of the Cave Bear. For the most part, this disregards books 2-6...except for customs of the Others. IN PROGRESS (but I have no intention of finishing...sorry).

In prehistoric Central America, before the great civilizations of the Incas, Mayans, and Aztecs emerged to dominate the New World, a boy is forced to grow up before he is ready.

Having lived long and eventful lives, all the main characters find their paths to the spirit world. Their legacy lives on in the following generations.

A visitor from the past brings unnecessary news, a delight in the ever changing world, and an unquenchable need to move on. Dura makes one final long journey, and Jonayla regrets visiting with the in-laws...

Each of us will be confronted with our mistakes. They are sometimes regrettable, sometimes fatal. All Journeys end eventually, some happily, some fatally. Either way, they are full of stories to be told. The biggest regret one should have is creating stories that no one ever hears.

Heading south to find a land without winter, the young couple finds out that snow is not the worst thing life can throw at you. Meanwhile Durc searches for meaning in his new world without his daughter.

Mother and son have reunited, but this is only the beginning of a new adventure...

Father and daughter cross another desolate land in search of family.

No longer tied to his Clan, Durc and his daughter set out to find a distant family connection.

Like most who have read Clan Of The Cave Bear, I wondered what happened to the son she left behind. The following is where my imagination took me. This story begins where the first book ends, the tall blond woman disappearing into the forest, and the son calling out for her. Through hardship and tumult, Durc finds a life worth living among Broud's Clan, until...

What would've happened if Ayla opened herself to people of the night she became a Mamutoi? A beautiful night of shared Pleasures, surely... #lgbt

I fell in love with the first book of this series, but I felt like the latter books didn't dive as deep as they could have into The Clan. After searching for other similar books that dealt with the early interactions of Neanderthals and Modern Humans, and having no luck finding anything that caught my attention, I decided to write something for myself!

An extensive revision to the original. More on Durc and Ayla's other children, especially Durc's and Ayla's reunion.

hunter blacks friend is still missing and shell do anything she can to find her and bring the person who took her to jail but when hunter finds out something that will change her life for as long as she shall live!

What if things had gone a little differently at the end of Clan of the Cave Bears?

The story of Kunik of the aurochs cave, a young girl who loses her mother at a young age and is left to be raised by her father; leader of the aurochs cave. His leadership spirals downwards into a twisted, corrupt rule. Original story, OC. Don't have to have read EC to understand. Doesn't involve Ayla, Jondalar, etc. Set in the fertile crescent, in what is later Palestine.

The story of the crippled boy who grew up to become the Great Mog-ur

How did Ayla's little girl Jonayla become the girl who at the end of Durc's Descendants tried to kill the last remnants of humanity? This story traces her long life, and what happened to her. Sequel to Line of the Healer and Durc's Descendants.

A story about one of the cave painters. Written prior to the publication of Land of Painted caves, so it is not canon compliant, but I hope you will enjoy. Mention of past death of child and woman.

This is the sequel to 'The Greatest Gift'. Latie's daughter Zarina, Folara's daughter Willora, Ayla's son Crebulan and his friend Markolan make a Journey east. Of the four young Zarnadonii, three hope to find kin... and all hope to find their place in the world.

An alternative end to the Earth's Children books by Jean Auel that begins around the time that Ayla and Jondalar arrive back at the Zelandonii at the end of 'Plains of Passage' and largely ignores Books 5 & 6.

When a massive earthquake shatters the peace of their every day lives, one young woman on a hunting trip finds herself responsible for two clans worth of women and children whose mates were killed during the quake while on a joint hunt by the terrified, stampeding bison they were tracking. Descended from Ayla and Jondalar, young Kanna has her hands full. AU/AR

What if there was a 7th book in the Earth's Children series? The Sacred Mountain begins 10 years after the close of The Painted Caves and strives to bring some closure to the series by dealing with some of the questions that were never answered in the original series of books.