Susie managed to escape Mr Harvey and lives to tell what happened that cold, December evening of 1973.

It has been twenty years since Lindsey's older sister, Susie, was murdered and Lindsey is missing her more than ever. All Lindsey wants is to see her older sister one last time.

A flashback piece written from the the perspective of 'Jack' from the Lovely Bones. Focuses on the stage of grief 'anger'. Also published on DA.

A drabble on George Harvey, taking place after he fell to his death. Not the best thing I wrote.

A few nights after her death, Susie returns to earth to see her brother. Although I liked the movie (it wasn't perfect), I wish they included this scene.

Susie is allowed to write one letter to one person as she enters her new world.

Susie returns to her sister for Christmas.

Muchas décadas después, a Ray también le llega el momento. Al contrario que desdicha, ésto significa para él ventanas que nunca creyó recuperar. Ray/Susie

¿Qué pasó con Ruth y Ray después de aquel día? "A veces los veía desde mi cielo. Pero creí que también ya era hora de dejarlos partir". Post-book/movie.

Oneshot set shortly after Susie's death. The hardest part was not being able to touch anything.

What would have happened if Susie had found a way to escape that night in the underground den with Mr. Harvey?

set in present time. Rushing to get home before curfew, Ava Jones takes a short-cut across some cornfields. The very same cornfield Susie Salmon went missing from a few months ago. What happens when she bumps into her neighbour, George Harvey?

A short story following Mr Harvey's stream of conscience during the rape and murder of Susie Salmon. As you've probably guessed, it's a nasty story with some disturbing imagery, but it's nothing too explicit so I think a T rating should be ok. Rubbish summary, I know!

0.3 - There is a part of Lindsey, still stuck in that moment when she realised Susie was never coming home, which doesn't want this haunting to end.

when a angel meets a human chaos strikes can he find her killer and somehow help his lover!

Lindsey Salmon is the sister of Susie Salmon. She enjoyed the magic of Christmas. That is until something happens to her sister. With a major event that has happened to her sister, Lindsey deals with the aftershock in the only way she could. She trades her love of Christmas for the love of her sister. ONESHOT

Lindsey Salmon grows up. With every passing year since her older sister's death, she is painfully reminded of her. The reason is because everyone keeps telling her how much she reminds them of Susie. She makes up to her sister by using the only way she can with make up as her escape.

Abigail Salmon had the perfect life. She was married and had two lovely daughters as a result of it. When the family is shook by the event of their eldest child, Abigail's life begins to fall apart as she fails to acknowledge what happened. Hiding behind the pretense of her perfect life, she begins to break.

Ray sufría por la muerte del amor de su vida: Susie Salmon...¿la volvería a ver o se tendría que conformar con los recuerdos?

"What's a funeral like?" Buckley half smiled. 'Ah. She's a mourner.' He studies her one last time before saying, "You know what, I'm sure the person you bought these for, would have loved them." And with that the girl left the shop as quickly as she came.

My name is Emily… I'm 16 years old. I'm supposed to be 17 now… too bad… I died… I was murdered the day before my birthday… I know who killed me but I want to know why and I want justice for what happened to me… I guess that's why I'm still here and can't move on to the other world…

Son odeur. C'est ce que tu as oublié en premier.

A take on what have happened if Susie's family never strengthened, but rather fell apart. From Lindsey's POV.

A girl is killed by her uncle at the age of 16 One-shot

This is the perspective of Lindsey as she copes with Susie's death and attempts to find her murderer. Lindsey speaks to her sister and sees her from time to time standing over her and watching the family. Hey, please review, tell me what to do now- do you want a different perspective? a newly incorporated character?