For the first time I am trying a modern one. Scarlett and Rhett go through a modern war.

Always wishing to be Scarlett in Gone with the Wind, a self-insert is disappointed to learn there will be no war.

After the shantytown raids, Frank Kennedy survives, and an unhappily married Scarlett finds solace in the company of Rhett Butler, who reluctantly resigns himself to the burden of unrequited love. Driven by loneliness, they begin to entertain ideas that make their volatile relationship even more ambiguous than it was before as they wade through perverse fantasies of what could be.

Scarlett spends another Christmas alone. Suddenly Rhett turns up. Will they make up or quarrell

"Dig deep. And you will find that you are just you, and I am just me."-Marty Rubin. Inspired by this quote. This is a complex story line incorporating multiple forrays into some crucial turning points of Rhett and Scarlett's lives, with a time travel twist.

The author as Scarlett (in Scarlett's body), writes to those closest to her, struggling to describe her thoughts and feelings, just before the start of the war.

This is Final Revelation rewritten. My muse decided that I was going to take out all references to ghost, returning in time, or Melanie's journals and give it another ending. I have re-edited this story, but the first five chapters are basically the same story up to when Scarlett goes back in time.

Based on the song, written in 8 minutes. Rhett's gone off to be a soldier, and Scarlett can't stand it.

Maxwell Kessler, a young infantry officer, meets Scarlett O'Hara at a party celebrating his promotion to captain in January of 1861. How will things play out between them… and can the south actually win the impending war? Read, review and find out!

It's not Charles Hamilton's proposal that Scarlett accepts on the day of the barbecue at Twelve Oaks, unwittingly changing all their lives. A story of growth, survival and love in the shadow of a changing world.

Rhett makes a Fortune Teller mad on his and Scarlett's honeymoon. She punishes him by sending him a hundred years into the future. She accidently sends Scarlett too. AU

Scarlett wakes up expecting another dreary day under siege in Atlanta but instead finds herself in Charleston in the year 1847, where an ill-famed Captain Butler was not yet so ill-famed, nor a Captain. As she begins to question their seemingly intertwined fates, she realizes she feels something she once dared never to say.

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

Scarlett gets Frank and Suellen married and gets the money for the taxes out of Frank once he is her brother in law.

Before their departure to Ireland, Colum decided to write a letter to Rhett.

Butterfly Effect: A small change in initial conditions that leads to a large-scale variation in the future. Rhett takes advantage of Scarlett in the library after her conversation with Ashley. Rhett leaves her with child.

The year is 1927, and Scarlett O'Hara is the world's worst flapper. Desperately in love with Ashley Wilkes, a banker new to Wall Street, she tries to embrace the loose, counterculture lifestyle as much as she rejects it. But when Ashley tells her he's marrying another girl and she has a strange meeting with an even stranger man, Scarlett will make a decision that changes her life.

What if Ashley married Scarlett? Would his honour stand the test of time or would other pleasures break his control? New faces mingle with canon characters. AU for the most part. Begins with Scarlett inevitably married to Rhett. M rating and the return of Solange. Yes, Scarlett's a twin again. I do not own any of the original characters, they belong exclusively to Margaret Mitchell

Three months after Scarlett and Rhett are sleeping in separate bedrooms, Rhett decides to take his child and leave Scarlett forever.

A decade has passed, and Rhett returns home for the first time to face his family, and Ella is forced to face the man who was the only father she ever knew until he abandoned her.

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.)

Rhett comes across a humored Scarlett and, curiosity peeked, tries to discover the cause of her giggles.

When Rhett was returning with Bonnie, he changes his mind after he gets off the train in Atlanta. He runs away with Bonnie again.

Based on the song, written in 5 minutes. Scarlett is torn apart after Rhett leaves her. For 1000th Ghost's 30th birthday.

Scarlett and Rhett fled a burning Atlanta together almost a year ago. As they are caught in the midst of a hurricane aboard one of his ships in the Carribean they make plans for their future and reflect on the past.