In a small town in which he doesn't expect to stay long, Daryl Dixon comes upon a girl walking by the side of the road at two in the morning, soaked to the skin. He could offer to drive her home. But he very much wants to not seem like a creep. He also doesn't want to just leave her there. He has no idea what he's getting into. - Bethyl AU: no zombies, no apocalypse of any kind.

Beth's stupid-ass friends are determined to make her eighteenth birthday memorable. Their antics leave her stranded in the bad part of an unfamiliar town, currently patrolled by Officer Shane Walsh. Threatened by criminals and cops alike, she's forced to hunker-down with a group of roughs, including a certain ornery redneck. (No ZA AU Bethyl only mildly M)

"How long was I gone?" Daryl drew up short, startled, though he tried to hide it. Beth had beaten him to breaking the silence, but there had been no build up to her question. "One hundred and sixty-seven days," he replied, not missing a beat. "And sometimes I still think I'm dreaming when I see you. See A/N For warnings.

Beth Greene, Daryl Dixon and the beats to 'I love you'. Follows 'S is for Sure'.

Sequel to Young Reggie. Set post movie. Mac survived the fall. Now he needs to get Reggie and deal with Devon and Walter. If you've seen Red Canyon you need no further warning. If you haven't, I sincerely hope you have a strong stomach because this story contains explicit violence and sexual situations, not all of them consensual. Heed this warning.

"Trapped there in a trunk with Daryl Dixon, I suddenly understood the closeness that Maggie craved from Glenn. I'd never felt it with Jimmy, or Zach, and I'd been resigned to the notion that I would probably never get to feel this way about someone." BETHYL Rated M overall; chapter one is probably 'T'.

Beth and Daryl attempt to navigate their changing relationship following the events at Terminus.

Sequel to Accident or Grand Design and Home. Part three of Daryl and Leah's adventures. "This one's for the lonely, the one's that seek and find only to be let down time after time. This one's for the torn down, the experts at the fall. Come on friends get up now you're not alone at all."

'As I whisper in your ear… I wanna f*ing tear you apart…' Sometimes hunting isn't enough for him to blow off steam. That's where she comes in. Rated hard M for smut and Dixon-y language. Based on an ancient prompt from siarh.

Sequel to Accident or Grand Design. The continuing story of Leah and Daryl. "Settle down, it'll all be clear. Don't pay no mind to the demons, they fill you with fear. The trouble it might drag you down. If you get lost, you can always be found. Just know you're not alone. 'Cause I'm going to make this place your home."

Sequel to Young Mac. Reggie, before the movie, before the flashbacks. Please read the A/N in chapter one for details. As usual this story contains EXTREME adult references written in detail. This is MAC. If you've seen the movie you need no further warning. If you have not, read at your own risk. Note: Romance means sexual situations, NOT traditional romance.

"Did you ever love somebody? Did you ever lose someone? 'Cause we're lonesome. In a country house with the windows all lit up." A Daryl/ OC one-shot. Rated M for all the good stuff.

There's a want and there's a need, there's a history between girls like her and guys like me. I've got boots and she's got wings. I'm hell on wheels and she's heavenly. Not sure why her path crossed mine. Accident or grand design? Daryl/OC