Begins with Sara thinking about the young soldier she killed, or Did she? Rated T for possible later content.

Ruby's thoughts on her father. Takes place during the epilogue. Disclaimer: I own nothing.

Ada's thoughts on her relationship with Monroe. Takes places at the end of the novel. Disclaimer: Nothing belongs to me except the way my own thoughts work.

Une lettre en hiver, parmi tant d'autres, à un soldat sur le front, pris dans la guerre de Sécession... Une lettre comme peuvent s'écrire tous les amants séparés par une cause injuste.

This is where the movie left off. But its slitly different R/R!

REPOSTED. "Ada didn’t know how long she lay in the snow, holding Inman’s cold body close. She kept her face buried in his shoulder; wishing she could turn back time. Wishing she could have her Inman back.". ONESHOT about Ada carrying on with her life.

A closer look at the scene where Ada looks out her window when it snows. One shot

A poem about what Ada might be thinking when she’s looking out her window at the snow.

A little thing poem Ada, after Inman leaves for the war and her father dies, but before Ruby arrives.

What made Bosie the smirking psychopath he became? How does that twisted mind of his work? And can he even accept kindness without stabbing the one offering it in the back? may be slight romance later, but only if you squint

What was it about Stobrod Thewes that made him so violent towards Ruby? What could have happened to him that he became so destructive? You're about to find out.

A short letter to Inman from Ada.

Just a poem I wrote, please review if you can and tell my goods and, yeah, all my bads if is not to much :p

...OneShot... Inman's thoughts as he leaves Aida Monroe for the Civil War.

Inman comes to rest at an apple orchard.

Inman tells Ada of his dreams as he is lying down in the cold snow.

The story of how Ruby came to be married to Georgia. Takes place in between where Inman get's killed and their Easter dinner at the end of the movie.

Aida's thoughts as she runs to an injured Inman. "I hear gun shots. I scream your name in terror."

The title has almost nothing to do with the story. Pretty standard stuff, no surprises, but good practise

A Soldier's Poem during the Civil War.

Ada recieves a very unexpected gift.

Love has no boundaries, it is said, but when the law is against you, and love is far more than luancy, two people will do anything if it means staying together. Even search for years. The tragic love story of a rich plantation owner and a slave woman.

Ada is about to give birth as her thoughts turn to Inman.

Inman meets a young woman who offers him food and shelter on his journey home. She offers him everything, including her heart. But what is there that he could possibly help her with or do for her in return?

If I was to ask you to come over here and lay in bed with me but not do a thing else, could you do it" Sara's thoughts as Inman holds her that cold night.