After following her to Huron lands, Uncas finally finds Alice, but their meeting is not like he thought it would be...Their story never has been an easy one and now more than ever...

Alice Munroe has traveled far and wide across the wilderness with her Mohican lover and his father. And there is farther to go still. Part 3 of the Alice/Uncas Not Dying trilogy.

A companion story to Finding A Way Home that introduces some new characters as well as weaving in canon and FAWH characters.

Hawkeye and Cora's wedding night. where will he take her and what will he do to celebrate their marriage? Find out now in this short story of love and passion.

A prequel to The Ties That Bind. With formed bonds misunderstood and childhood secrets still left to be revealed, we travel back to the beginning to better understand the unique relationships between the Mohicans and the Blackwood family, and what forged them together. This is the tale of how this epic family first began on a cool October night in 1744 and spans the years to 1757.

Magua sprains his ankle on the way to Fort Edward so the sisters and their escort are compelled to follow the column. They never meet either the scout and Mohicans or Magua. They survive the massacre and journey to Scotland where they eventually meet their aunt and uncle. BECAUSE OF.

It is 1899. Cora and Alice Munro leave an ill-favored life in Colorado behind to join their father, a gold prospector, in Alaska. On the way, they meet three capable men in whom they must place their wary confidence. On arrival they part company, but a major setback throws them together again, leading to a decision that offers Cora and Alice a chance to learn to trust, and to love.

Alice catches a bad cold on her voyage from Ireland to the Continent and it reappears the day she and her sister are supposed to ride to Fort William Henry. BECAUSE OF.

Lara Donaghue, a servant for the Munro household arrives in the Americas ahead of the family. A chance meeting with two brothers whom she thought she would never see again will change the course of her life forever. NathanialxCoraxOC UncasxAlice

A slightly altered take on the movie that follows the lives and characters of the Last of the Mohicans into a new generation. Nathaniel/Cora focused with a strong emphasis on family and relationships.

What if Major Heyward had fired at the approaching war-party as he hid in the blockhouse? What would have been the fate of those inside? Their stores of food, water and powder were not bottomless. What would the men have had to sacrifice for the sisters to survive? How would it have affected the ending of Cooper's famous novel? U/C

Alice and Uncas meet in the new world. But things are not as they seem when unexpected memories begin to plague Alice.

Alice and Uncas die on the cliffs. (And yet, sometimes, death is only the beginning).

After being seduced and abandoned by an English soldier, Alice discovers she is pregnant. Disowned by her father, she has to work as a cook in Fort William Henry, believing no man will love her again. But one day she crosses paths with a Mohican...

Alice and Uncas in their last moments, as they share a final touch. Will they be reunited in death? A single chapter story

*Sequel to Second Chances* A long awaited vacation for the twins and their wives on the Navajo reservation is marked by a series of strange occurrences. But when Uncas and Alice, and Wolf and Cora stumble across something they're not supposed to find while exploring, things turn deadly. And soon both couples find themselves fighting for their lives. Uncas/Alice, Wolf/Cora.

Could an 18th century romance between an Englishwoman and Mohican ever work? An Alice/Uncas romance beginning with the events of the movie, with ultimate canon divergence and continuation. Bits and pieces filled in from the script, book, and history, with added subplots and characters. (Crossposted from AO3.)

One-shot, Fort William Henry. As Nathaniel, Uncas and the Colonial militia prepare to send Munro's courier to Fort Edward to request reinforcements, and the militia subsequently plans to leave the fort to protect their families, Nathaniel is also deep in thought about the piece of blue silk he carries with him for shooting patches, and his feelings for the woman who gave it to him.

A continuation to The Ties That Bind. This story follows our favorite family through the next chapter of their lives and focuses on the strong bond between Matto and Iris. How their world threatens to both propel them together and split them apart. Forcing their families to find the courage to look deep inside themselves, while facing the future together. Emphasis on Uncas/Alice

Alice Munroe is stepping once more into the wild, following her Mohican lover Uncas and his father on a long and winding journey into the American frontier. A continuation of A Breed Apart. Cover image is Alice's tattoo, via Chapter 61.

The story untold in 1992 film. Prologues flesh out characters; Alice isn't weak, Uncas just wants love. An adventure with mostly new scenes begins in ch4. Will our lovers defy fate and live the life they deserve? Please, heed rating (chs 6,8,9,11,20,24,25,28). Good catch to the reviewer who got the pun in the title; they fall a lot.

What do you think would happen if a Phoenix suddenly changes the story of The Last of the Mohicans? Alternate History and Alternate Universe...Magua/OC

After the deaths of Uncas and Cora, Hawkeye and Chingachgook leave the Delaware village and strike off on their own in their grief. Each deal with the loss of Uncas differently; one blames Cora, the other accepts and wonders if death would bring the peace he longs for. Rated M for safety. LAST SAGAMORE.

Uncas is the only son of the last Mohican sagamore, and he is expected to find a wife in the vilages of the Delawares. But instead he falls in love with the daughter of the English colonel, Cora Monro. His love for her will drive him to follow her mile after mile, and day after day, without food or rest. But will his journey be in vain? Based on the book by Cooper. LAST SAGAMORE.

They fought—like brave men, long and well; They piled that ground with Wyandot slain; They conquered—but Uncas fell, Bleeding at every vein. His few surviving comrades saw His smile when rang their proud hurrah, And the red field was won; Then saw in death his eyelids close Calmly, as to a night's repose, Like flowers at set of sun. —Fitz-Greene Halleck (edited) U/C LAST SAGAMORE.