Beth escaped her captors, but not without a cost-one she didn't fully understand for a very long time. But one thing was clear, as she fought to survive in the woods, alone: nothing would ever be the same.

Daryl probably doesn't even know he's doing it. But he's been sending out the signals for a while. Told from three different POVs.

Carol discovers that their mutually beneficial physical relationship may have some strings attached after all.

With the loss of her daughter, Carol finds herself questioning her role in the group, her identity, and her unique connection with Daryl. Daryl just wishes things were simpler. Picks up right after "Beside the Dying Fire." Caryl, M.

He was so close, so very close; then she stumbled out of that barn, a walker. Daryl wasn't fast enough to save her, and now, the only thing left to do is save Carol. But maybe, she'll be the one to save him?

Daryl slowly saw a change in Carol that mirrored the changes in himself. Where their predicament would take them you can only find out by reading on. Takes place directly after episode 213, Beside The Dying Fire. I own no rights to TWD, comic or show.

Inspired by the promo for the new episodes coming in February, what happens when Carol finds the ears. Slow building character and 'ship for Daryl. Rated for language. Spoilers up through the 2x08 sneak peeks. Part 14/? Uploaded.

Daryl decides to take Carol hunting, but what they find was more than they'd bargained for. Sometimes, people will surprise you. Rated T for cussin', deer guts and zombie mayhem.

Carol must contend with an unusally attentive and possibly jealous Daryl when a newcomer to the camp befriends her. Sequel to 'Roses', rated for language. Complete.

Set during the events of the S2 finale. Told from Carol's point of view. Warning: CONTAINS SPOILERS. Carol is in trouble and really needs a miracle. She is lucky enough to discover that she does have a guardian angel. T for zombie-mayhem.

Daryl didn't deny it when Carol said she was a burden. But after everyone is asleep, Daryl can finally gather his thoughts. Daryl/Carol. Rated for language.

Sometimes, you have to let go of things. Sometimes you need to move on. And sometimes, you need to move IN. Set between my works "Decency" and "Blood is Thicker" but is a standalone. Fluff.

When a relationship is this complicated, small steps seem to work.

Her hand was resting on top of his, softly stroking the visible skin. She ran her fingertips over some of the old scars that decorated his rough and calloused hands. AU after Judge, Jury, Executioner. Minor Caryl pairing. Warnings for mild language.

Short. Direct sequel to Happy Birthday but it can be read as a stand alone too. Daryl takes Carol to learn her way about a gun and Carol gets a little more than she bargained for. Rated T for cussin'.

Set after "Apology" But able to read alone. Daryl invites Carol out with him, reflecting on exactly what she means to him. Daryl's POV on major events in the show. Fluff.

Set after "Judge Jury and Executioner". Warning: may contain spoilers. Daryl is having trouble coming to grips with what's happening. Carol tries to comfort him and convince him that Dale was right in calling Daryl 'decent'. Rated T for context.

A glimpse into Daryl's mindset during the interrogation scene in 'J,J,E'. Hints of Caryl.

Daryl watches as the group observes a tradition from the world past. Set before the events of 'Roses'.

She had gotten used to his dirty mouth. But she never expected his cursing to affect her like this. Caryl, rated for language and Mature!situations.

In a rare moment of downtime, Carol and Andrea's conversation at the quarry is reincarnated on Hershel's front porch. And it's not as private as they might think. Post 2x09;Implied Caryl. Updated with Daryl's POV.

One outcome of Carol's discovery of the ear necklace; Daryl unleashes his frustration and Carol finds herself fearing him for the first time. Some spoilers for 2x09 'Tiggerfinger'. Rated for language.

She carried that child for nine months, birthed her, raised her, and protected her from her ass of a father… only to have all that work stripped away. All Carol's hope was as shattered as her heart, a broken and bloody piece that was lying on the ground.

Inspired by cast interviews and new sneak peek/promo vids for the second half of the season, the character of Carol grows and adapts. My first real action piece for TWD. Flashes of Caryl because I can't not write that. Rated for language & violence.

He was more than what they saw. He was a lot of things. Even if he himself didn't know it. A look at Daryl's journey so far. Multi-chap,'Caryl',possible spoilers and language warning.

A new morning brings a new challenge. And maybe a confession or two. Caryl, set after "Pretty Much Dead Already". Spoilers for ep and language warning.

And then it all came crashing down. Daryl's thoughts during the final scene in 2x07 "Pretty Much Dead Already". Spoilers of course! Rated for language.

Certain things made her feel normal. Or maybe it was certain people. Tiny extension of the 'Caryl' scene in "Chupacabra".

He shied away from her and she understood why...truly she did. She understood him more than he probably realized. And he understood her. A look into the Daryl/Carol dynamic. Oneshot covering 2x05 through 2x07.