What if Claire and Jamie's first baby survived and what if it had been a boy. How will the story change? Published on Ao3, tumblr and Wattpad as well.

Have you ever wondered what would have happened in the highlands of Scotland if Claire Randall had never crossed through the stones to travel back in time? This is the story of Jamie Fraser and what his other destiny had in mind, a destiny that revolved around true love, tribulations and a mystery sent from the Emerald Isle. I dont own anything, copyright infringement not intended

Okay, this beast has taken on a whole new direction from the one-shot it started off as. I will keep writing on this as long as my muse inspires me. I will try to work chronologically but I am following my muse so we will have to see where she takes me. Based on the series written by Ronald D. Moore, original story by Diana Gabaldon (their words in italics).

The year is 2279. World War IV ended just six months ago. During the past eight years, Claire Beauchamp has lost nearly everything. All she has left is a dream, and a vague longing for something other than the rusty metal streets of Skycity 15. When she is granted a visit to Cold Island 12, what she finds there will not only change her life, it will change history itself.

Molly is a 33-year-old American living in our modern time. Molly moves to Inverness to live with her Grandma after the sudden death of her grandfather. The woman finds herself on an unbelievable journey that turns out to be more than she bargained for. Rated M: Violence and sexually explicit material. OC x Murtagh

In the years following Claire, Jamie haunts the stones, yet instead of Claire, he meets another woman, from an even more modern age. When she cannot return to her own time, Jamie marries her. Will they manage to make a life together, or will their past forever follow them?

Another take on what could have happened after Jamie send Claire and their unborn child through the stones on the day of the battle of Culloden. This story starts 5 years after the battle of Culloden.

Jamie and Claire have an open conversation about forgiveness. Takes place after episode 7x11 (and 7x12 which airs this week) and Claire's marriage to John.

Jamie/Claire. Pain was Jamie's familiar companion. For three years he had been a soldier and mercenary in France. He had endured the venomous kiss of the whip,while a man raped his sister in their family home. Yes, he knew pain, but the pain of a dislocated shoulder was such that Jamie almost didn't notice the woman who had just entered the room. Almost.

Claire and Jamie find themselves helping two siblings with an "interesting" past. DISCLAIMER: I do not own Outlander or its characters. I only own Lanie and Ethan.

Midwife Claire Beauchamp is a new hire at Lallybroch Glen Birthing Resort and Spa. On her second day, she meets a man calling himself Alex MacKenzie, who mystifies, intrigues, confuses, and deeply, dangerously attracts her. Because she CAN'T fall in love. Not again. Not like this. Not with him. Not only is it wrong, it's much, much too soon. . . And already too late.

Series title based on the line, "Whether Roger returns or not..." from ep 12 of S4. Included here are Lord John/Brianna one-shots that explore the idea that Roger never returns or at least doesn't stay. Plus a few moments I feel should've been canon. 1 or 2 chapters may increase the rating to mature, I will update that as needed, but most are relatively innocent.

What if Claire was actually an 18 year old in 2020? (A story which will follow Claire and Jamie's story but perhaps Claire makes some better decisions?) :)

He's a widower with a past. She is happily single. Can two people brought together by a typo on a passport, a vindictive uncle, and sudden, unlooked-for, overwhelming passion find long lasting happiness? Through it all, there are secrets, but no lies. Modern day AU with a twist. Now COMPLETE!

Scenes from Green Card from Jamie's perspective - featuring real recipes! A supplemental side-story to Green Card - I would highly recommend reading that fic fist, or at least alongside this one. A great deal will not make sense if this fic is read on its own.

Jamie était un homme habitué à la douleur., mais la douleur due à une épaule démise était telle que Jamie faillit ne pas remarquer la femme qui venait d'entrer dans la pièce. Les pensées de Jamie en voyant Claire pour la première fois

It's been days since Jamie came back to Claire’s time. He was admitted to the hospital because of dehydration and hadn't eaten for days. One day, he showed up in the hallway, heard her voice, and was sure it was Claire—and he was right. She’s married to frank but can’t deny Jamie. (rated M!)

Claire and Jamie said goodbye at the stones. What if Jamie came back to the 20th century. Jamie and Claire reunite and have a second chance at love. They have to get to know each other again.

After all Jamie and I have been through, there's no way I'm doing this. Never. Nuh-uh. No chance. Zero. - I give a long, tired sigh. - "I'm going to hell. . ." AU songfic. Hope you enjoy.

"The Dunbonnet's a mysterious auld cuss," says Jamie, "An' I just remembered a bit of a doggerel verse about him." "Alright then. Let's hear it." Poetic supplement to Chapter 95 of All That Was Me Is Gone.

In the 7th story about Lottie she has been settled at Lallybroch and is ready to start school. However school turns out to have its own obstacles and dilemmas. May contain spanking of child/teenager.

Ce livre avait une signification particulière pour Brianna. C'était le livre que son père, Frank, lui lisait quand elle était enfant. Il le lui lisait quand elle était triste ou malade. Ce livre la réconfortait toujours.

This book had a special meaning for Brianna. It was the book that her father, Frank, read to her when she was a child. He read it to her when she was sad or sick. This book always comforted her.

Jamie regarda la tombe de Murtagh. Cela faisait deux mois que son parrain était décédé. Pourtant, la douleur était toujours présente et la culpabilité aussi. Même si Murtagh lui avait dit que rien ne lui aurait fait rompre la promesse qu'il avait fait à sa mère, Jamie ne pouvait s'empêcher de penser que c'était de sa faute s'il avait été tué.

Jamie looked at Murtagh's grave. It had been two months since his godfather died. Yet the pain was still there and so was the guilt. Even though Murtagh had told him that nothing would make him break the promise he had made to his mother, Jamie could not help thinking it was his fault that his godfather had been killed.