Everyone knew that Julie Black had been obsessed with cars ever since her dad died in one. (Life and Death's Leland and Julie)

This story takes place toward the start of Death and Rebirth and is told from Charlie's POV. It explores what Beau saw in Chapter 3 – The End in Charlie's house, and focuses heavily on pain, loss, and depression. The one-shot, Side-Swipe, is recommended to be read first as events from it are mentioned.

This story starts after the end of Chapter 5 - Cheater in Death and Rebirth, and is told from Bonnie's POV, dealing with her realization of how badly she has ignored her best friend, and unfolding events.

This story takes place in between the course of the middle of Chapter 6 and the start of Chapter 8 of my story, Death and Rebirth: New Moon Reimagined. It's written in Julie's perspective and explains her first shift and what happened through her eyes.

Julie's POV/perspective of the day at First Beach (Ch. 6: Scary Stories, of Life and Death). One-shot for now, but may evolve into something more... I'll keep ya updated ;) Rated T for language.

Edythe and Beau's story continued with the ending of the original Twilight, with one small twist: Edythe doesn't leave, but her family does. Beau struggles as he tries to be friends with Edythe and Jules, and the ever-looming threat of the vengeful vampire - Victor - doesn't make things any easier...

After Beau has killed his first humans and more, he has to learn to live with the cost of his actions. The question is how can he move forward with his life when he knows he can't have the love of his immortal life. As massacre is happening in Seattle, and Victor gets closer to making his move, how will Beau deal with his future? Perhaps love only belongs to humans.

A continuation of Beau and Edythe's story after the events of Life and Death. Edythe and Beau start to plan their future but as they do the reality of what was stolen from Beau when he was turned makes a forefront appearance. Edythe's guilt has her family leaving Beau behind in the night. Perhaps it will only be in death that they'll be able to be together.

Hunted by a psychotic vampire out for revenge, Beau once again finds himself in the midst of danger—but even that's not much distraction when the people you love most all want to kill each other. [Sequel to New Moon Reimagined]

Even in immortality, he knew death was inevitable—at least until one of the most powerful vampires in the world singles him out for a new purpose. [A Reimagined story.]

Even in a fairy tale, not everyone gets a happy ending—especially not when you're the villain. [The first half of Life and Death, Edythe's perspective.]

When the delicate balance between worlds comes under threat, the Volturi seek out Beau for a task only he can do—but even the most perfect of loves can be a double-edged sword, and the Volturi's greatest enemy may turn out to be someone Beau has never known to fight. [The final installment of the Reimagined series.]

This story is from Julie's POV and deals with the three and a half weeks that Beau was missing between the last chapter of Death and Rebirth through the Epilogue. Experience her decisions to trust the Cullens as well as her decisions immediately after Beau finally came back.

L&D sequel. Beau is transitioning to being a vampire extremely easily, but one thing still torments him; the last words he spoke to Charlie. But that is the least of their worries any more as the vendetta that Victor is about to unleash. Thank goodness for friends who can brighten the sky even at night like the moon wanes and waxes.

"In that moment, something shifted inside me, not in a physiological way, but on a much, much deeper level. In this moment, I was forever changed, by the seemingly simple human boy sleeping in the bed across the room from me." [Life and Death/Midnight Sun, from Edythe's POV/perspective.] Canon pairings, etc, etc.

Companion piece to Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined - follows the end of the book. Charlie prepares for his son's funeral and finds solace not in the acceptance of Beau's death, but in what could have been Beau's life. A letter with a promise shows Charlie a hint at a future he will never get to see. Light piece, some fluff. R/R for more.

Once upon a time, his fingers wrapped in hair soft as newly-turned earth. "You're mine," he said against her mouth. Hers wound in the collar of his shirt. She would've torn it open if he hadn't tilted her head back, bared her graceful throat and made her grin. There was blood on her teeth, and he loved her more than anything. "I'm yours, Victor. Always."

Preceded by Life and Death: Royal, also written by me. Royal returns to the clan with a surprise in tow! Confused about Royal's return, Beau manages to get himself into a tough situation with no other vampires to help.

After a long convalescence following the confrontation with the hunter, Beau has just had the best summer of his life. But happiness is a fragile thing when it's all wrapped up in a single person—especially when that person is a vampire. [A continuation of Life and Death with the original Twilight ending.]

At times one's path in life comes down to nothing more than luck. When the tracker's teeth pierced his skin, Beau Swan thought his fate was sealed—except, maybe it wasn't. [The conclusion of Life and Death rewritten with the original Twilight ending.]

She sits on the porch and whispers strange stories through the cracks of his house, of wolves and Cold Ones which he has heard so many times before as a child. She speaks of the emptiness and the sadness which grips her, but which has a chance of being love and devotion and happiness if he'd just let her in. Samantha/Elliott (Sam/Emily) in the alternate universe of Life and Death.