A veer-off from the early part of the book. Rhett eavesdrops twice at the Twelve Oaks BBQ, daring Scarlett and himself into a whirlwind, war-time wedding. Our scrappy survivor comes of age in an entirely new way, as her world teeters on the brink, her mind broadens to possibility, and her heart opens to the dashing scoundrel she calls husband.

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.

In which Rhett Butler has bad dreams, and the events of 1871 unfold a little bit differently.

Scarlett announces to Rhett that she is pregnant with Bonnie. Yet, their conversation takes a different path with a possibly different outcome.

After Rhett had left, Scarlett doesn't know what to do... but then she wakes up, still pregnant with Bonnie and realizes everything was just a dream. She will use this second chance to change her life and her marriage, but can she do it?

After Scarlett's fall and subsequent miscarriage, Rhett is tormented by guilt and grief. One night, when the faithfully vigilant Melanie has gone home as Scarlett sleeps, he can't resist visiting her bedroom.

What if Scarlett and Rhett's honeymoon had taken a different direction? Before the hardships and heartbreaks that were to come later in their marriage, could the Butlers' learn to love each other while away in New Orleans? Follows the events of the book, but with a few crucial changes.

Ten years ago, Rhett sent Scarlett divorce papers. To his surprise, she signed them immediately, and promptly took her children and disappeared from his life. Ten years later, a chance meeting with Wade gives him the opportunity to discover: What Happened to Scarlett?

What could have happened if Scarlett had called out for Rhett after her fall from the stairs? Or -as suggested- what if Mellanie had heard her calling out for him?

Modern A/U. Scarlett is a neurology resident and Rhett is her supervisor. May have epilogue in the future but complete for now.

Rhett attempts to rebuild his reputation in Charleston, with some mixed results after a mysterious figure and the God of Plot Device tries to stop him. It will be sunny, it will be funny...my entry for ficathon 09, COMPLETE AT LAST.

A what if story on what might have happened if Scarlett realized she loved Rhett on the day of Frank's funeral.

The age-old question GWTW fans have been asking for generations...what if Scarlett had just kicked Rhett in the groin? Yeah, I went there. Chapter 2 up--this time, it's Ashley's turn.

A 'what if' story, set during the novel 'Scarlett', around the time of Cat's birth.

Rhett agrees to give Scarlett one weekend in exchange for his freedom.

NOW COMPLETE Scarlett and Rhett part during the war. Scarlett to nursing the wounded soldiers and Rhett to join the army. A chance meeting changes everything.

What should have happened on the morning after. You know, after that night. Yes. That one. Oneshot.

Scarlett opens her eyes to what she does have.

Scarlett wakes to find herself 16 again with a chance to change things.

What would have happened if Rhett had taken up Scarlett on her offer of herself in exchange for the 300 tax money for Tara?