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Author
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Title |
Description
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Carla |
"Zyanya"
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Christy assists Neil during an operation; a stranger arrives in Cutter Gap. (Unfinished) |
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Caro
|
Poem
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(An Acrostic Poem for Stewart Finlay McLennan Contest) |
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Caro
|
"Revelation"
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Christy rides back to the Mission after seeing Margaret in Neil's arms. (A "Swoon" Story Contest) |
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Carrie P.
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"
The Edge of Dawn "
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A visiting woman doctor gives Christy cause for concern. (unfinished) |
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Catherine F.
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"Light
in the Stone"
|
Sequel to "The Road Home". The characters try to come to terms with Christy's decision. |
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Catherine F.
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"Why
So Blue, Doctor?"
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Involving a blue doctor and a red-faced schoolteacher. (Inspired by SFM's guest appearance on "ER") |
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Cathy W. |
"The Tale of Swannie O'Teale" |
Swannie O'Teale pauses a moment to think about her life and her family.
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Charlotte
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"Gift
of the River"
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A dying Margaret returns to Cutter Gap.
Christy and Neil try to sort out their feelings.
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Charlotte
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"How
Sweet the Sound"
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In the aftermath of Margaret’s departure at the end
of “Amazing Grace,” the characters struggle with their feelings for her
and each other.
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Cherie Q.
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"Unconditional
Love"
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(A "Road Home" sequel.) Christy's horse becomes injured; the attending vet has plans for the pretty schoolteacher. (unfinished) |
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Christy P.
|
"In
His Time"
|
Two years after the events of "The Road Home", Neil returns to Cutter Gap. Alice's accident brings Christy back to the mission. |
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Christy P.
|
"Nice
to Be Home"
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Neil returns from a trip and finds the MacNeill household in chaos. |
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Christy P.
|
"Perfect
Match"
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Neil's appearance after a late night call makes him an irresistable target to Christy. |
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Cristina
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"The
Dance of Love"
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Christy and Neil remember their fateful meeting by the river. (Valentine's Day contest) |
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Cristina
|
"MWBMYH,D"
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On a dark and stormy night
Christy calms her daughter's fears by telling her a story.
("My, What Big Muscles You Have, Doctor!" Contest) |
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Cynthia T.
|
"Dear
Diary"
|
Ruby Mae writes in her new diary about Christmastime
at the mission.
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| D.J. |
"The
Heart of a Man" |
The MacNeills return from their honeymoon. David struggles with his resentment towards Christy. (unfinished) |
D.J. |
"The Saga of Bob Allen" song |
About the accident-prone mountain man. |
| D.J. |
"Sweet Harmony" |
A relative comes to stay with Aunt Hattie |
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David L. |
"Christy Fest 99
Sermon" |
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| Deb |
Poem |
(An Acrostic Poem for Stewart Finlay McLennan Contest) |
| Debbie H. |
"Cutter
Gap, BC" |
Neil returns from a case to find Margaret ill. |
| Debbie H. |
"Eye of
the Sparrow" |
What happened to Lundy Taylor when he ran away from
the mission after accidentally shooting his father in the episode “To Have
and to Hold?” And what about Bird’s-Eye? Will he continue to stir
up trouble in Cutter Gap with his moonshine business?
|
| Debbie H. |
"The
Outlander" |
A stranger comes to Cutter Gap and is injured near
the Holcombes’ property. When he awakens, he cannot remember who he is
or from where he came. As he begins to make a new life in the Cove, he
discovers he is more intimately acquainted with one of the families than
he would ever have imagined.
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| Debbie H. |
"
Picking Up the Pieces " |
The devastating typhoid epidemic is over, and the
people of Cutter Gap are left to pick up the pieces. Christy, after her
own miraculous recovery, finds herself trying to put together her own puzzle
after hearing Dr MacNeill¹s confession of love.
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| Debbie H. (with Lisa Renee) |
"A
Sorry Poet" |
Ida Grantland receives a love-letter -- from Dr.
MacNeill?
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| Debbie H. |
"Speak
Now or Forever Hold Your Peace" |
A scene from the novel through the eyes of Dr. MacNeill. (A "Swoon" Story Contest) |
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Debbie H.
|
"The
Tale of Little Miss Christy Hudd"
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A Cutter Gap fairytale. ("My, What Big Muscles You Have, Doctor!" Contest) |
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Debbie H.
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"Trouble
an' Heartache"
|
This story picks up where "Eye of the Sparrow" left
off. Bird's-Eye is released from prison, and he and Lundy begin their relationship
anew. Lundy continues to court his sweetheart, Zady.
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Debbie H.
|
"Worth
Fighting For"
|
Five years after “The Road Home,” the characters
have moved on with their lives, and old wounds have begun to heal. However,
an epidemic threatens to destroy that which was rebuilt.
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Deborah |
"Quiet Thoughts" |
Christy, David, Neil, Alice and Fairlight each reflect on the events of "The Road Home". |
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Debra S.
|
"Peace
On Earth"
|
Neil and Christy realize that Margaret’s time is
drawing to an end and want to try to have her and Alice reconcile before it is too late. (Christy Christmas Contest)
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Donna S.
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"A
Fresh Start"
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The MacNeills settle down to married life together.
David's wife Magena is pregnant.
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Donna S.
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"Christmas
Reservations"
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Billy Long's son is ill; Christy goes with Dr. MacNeill to assist him. (Christy Christmas Contest) |
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Donna S.
|
"The
Splitting Rock"
|
David is jealous of Christy's relationship with Neil.
Billy Long teaches the children about his people.
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E.R.
|
"Midnight
Is The Lonliest Time"
|
Christy hides her miscarriage from Neil. (unfinished) |
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Elena
|
"Like
a Spider's Web"
|
Christy struggles with her feelings for Neil. Dr. Ferrand announces the closing of the mission. Neil takes on two new medical students. (unfinished) |
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Emma O.
|
"Finding
Home"
|
Both Christy and Neil turn to God for guidance after
their stormy night together.
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Emma O.
|
"Promises"
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Christy tries to work out her feelings for
David and Neil. Margaret fights for her marriage.
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Emily H.
|
"Ever
Constant"
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When news of a terrible loss reaches Cutter Gap, Christy refuses to give up hope (unfinished). |
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Erin F.
|
"SoulMates"
a Poem
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(Valentine's Day Contest) |
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Frances H.
|
"Beholdin'"
|
Tragedy strikes one of the Cove families, leaving
Christy to care for a child. After a murder, there are some unexpected
visitors to the Cove.
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Frances H.
|
"Eternity"
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Christy and Neil share a quiet moment after a late night call. (A "Swoon" Story Contest) |
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Frances H.
|
"The
Same Heart"
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Neil's loss gives Christy and the children a chance to show they care. (Neil/SFM Birthday Contest) |
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Frances H.
|
"Shady
Grove"
|
Sequel to “Beholdin’.” Margaret has returned to Cutter
Gap, but Neil has left. Christy is caring for little Iris McHone, and trying
to help Margaret.
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Frances H.
|
"Silence"
|
A “Road Home” resolution. As Christy
struggles with her heart, tragedy strikes the Cove.
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|
gap
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"The Dance or the Frying
Pan"
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A romantic moment turns ugly in this alternate version of the famous scene. |
|
gap
|
"The Ending of "Road Home"
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Christy follows her heart, and chooses the
man she REALLY loves. (Parody)
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|
gap
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"Letting Go"
| Missing scene from "A Change of Seasons". Neil has just seen Christy accept David's proposal. |
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|
gap
|
"A Mirror-fic"
| Wife and mother Christy realizes that she is no longer the pretty young girl she once was |
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Genie
|
"The Birthin'"
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Christy goes into premature labor; the baby needs a name. |
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Greer
|
"Better
Late than Never"
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When Neil started practicing medicine in Cutter Gap, he promised himself he would answer every call for help. It seems the Doctor's work is never done, not even on Christmas Eve. (Christy Christmas Contest) |
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Greer
|
"Crisis of
Courage"
|
Set after “Road Home.” The identity of a young
woman who comes to Cutter Gap surprises everyone and creates unexpected
problems for Neil; David and Christy deal with a student who wants to box
to earn money.
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Greer
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"From This Day
Forward"
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Christy dresses for her wedding, and her Mother tells her about her own wedding-day jitters. |
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Greer
|
"On a Lighter
Note"
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Christy receives a strange gift from an anonymous giver and must face some serious issues with her schoolchildren. |
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Greer
|
"Return to Cutter
Gap"
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Set before Christy arrives in Cutter Gap. Neil
MacNeill has been away from his home for over 10 years studying to be a
physician. Will Cutter Gap accept him as a friend and physician upon
his return?
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Greer
|
"See the
Light"
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David’s doubts about his future in the Cove
are tested by a unique visitor and several unusual events.
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Heather
|
"New
Awakenings"
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A break in at the mission leads to change. (unfinished) |
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Heather
|
Poem
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(An Acrostic Poem for Stewart Finlay McLennan Contest) |
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James R.
|
"A
Doctor's Enemy"
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Christy is devastated when David leaves Cutter Gap
for a family emergency. Neil's doctor friend has trouble with his teenage
daughter.
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Jan D.
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"Christmas
Bells are Ringing"
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The MacNeills plan to visit Baltimore before the Christmas holidays; their plans quickly change. (Christy Christmas Contest) |
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Jan D.
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"Shall
We Meet at the River"
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Neil teaches David the fine art of fly-fishing. (Christy Spring Contest) |
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Jan D.
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"A Tender
Confession"
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Christy and Neil clear up their misunderstanding. (A "Swoon" Story Contest) |
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Jan D.
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"To
Each His Own"
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In the aftermath of Sissel’s visit to Cutter Gap,
David tries to sort out his feelings for her and for Christy.
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Janie
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"If
Thee Has Found Peace"
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Neil and Margaret leave the Cove to heal their marriage.
A case of mistaken identity leaves Christy badly injured.
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Jean
|
"The
Truth of Love"
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Christy loses David's ring; David and Neil have a heated argument over Christy. (unfinished) |
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Jen |
"Infinite Debt" |
Christy refuses David; Margaret and Neil call a truce; Miss Alice probes Christy's feelings about Neil. (unfinished) |
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Jessica
|
"Expanding
Love"
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Eight months pregnant, Christy worries about her appearance. (a "Mirror" fanfic) |
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Jessica K.
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"Moments
in the Wind"
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This story starts with David's wedding. He's made
plans to leave Cutter Gap. Two young men are sent to replace him.
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Jessica K.
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"Sunrise
Dreams"
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This story follows from the novel. Christy
hasn't fully recovered from typhoid, and Neil is concerned about her demanding
school duties, but a tragedy in the Cove endangers her health. David
is still hoping Christy will marry him.
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Jill K.
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"Somewhere
Between Dances"
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(“The Road Home” resolution.) “The dance is more
important than the frying pan,” Neil MacNeill once told Christy. Margaret’s
return to Cutter Gap interrupted the blossoming friendship between the
Doctor and teacher -- and her death continues to leave them both dangling
somewhere between dances.
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Jill K.
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"A
Time to Dance"
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Neil and Christy have finally resumed their dance.
But will Christy¹s former life in high-society Asheville interfere
with the couple¹s dreams of a being life-long dance partners?
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Julie S.
|
Poem
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(An Acrostic Poem for Stewart Finlay McLennan Contest) |
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Julie S.
|
"'Twas
the Night before Christmas"
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The people at the Mission dream on Christmas Eve. |