After his death, Henry is condemned to haunt the halls of his palace alongside the one woman he wished to never see again. Anne. Together, they must experience the reigns of their children, and the impact their lives have left on history. (This is a sequel of Gone but can be read on it's own)

What would happen if Henry's royal wives were commoners and common born wives royals?Could tragedy be averted? A response to ReganX's Royal or Not Challenge

With Henry VIII now dead and his son,Henry IX now on the throne, how will the Tudor Family live through the Golden Years? (Sequel to A Change For The Better)

Rewrite: What if Anne was a widow with children when she caught Henry's attention? How would that little detail effect the lives of Henry, Katherine, Anne, and their children?

Barbanegra el pirata daría a su barco un nombre que se volvería muy famoso pero la aludida era Ana Tudor nacida Bolena convirtiendo a Enrique VIII de Inglaterra en un pollerudo debido a la ironía de que la futura reina de Alemania se lleve bien con su madrastra cuando a él eso ya no le servía

When Edward of Clarence dies alongside his cousin of Middleham in 1484, and Anne Neville escapes both death and Bosworth by the skin of her teeth, no one can imagine the long-term effects on English history. Inspired by a discussion on Alternate History Discussion.

After having been exiled from England, Anne Boleyn enters into a political marriage to King François to extract vengeance upon King Henry and to save France from the Habsburg invaders. Her barren soul is consumed by hatred, but, unexpectedly, she finds her destiny like Virgil's Aeneas.

After her mothers' death the Lady Elizabeth was left in the care of her Aunt Mary Stafford. Whilst the new Queen Jane has been successful in reuniting King Henry with his eldest daughter Elizabeth still remains an outcast. Desperate to help her young niece, Mary Stafford sends word to her old lover King Francis who offers them sanctuary in his kingdom.

In June 1519, Mistress Elizabeth Blount gives birth to a healthy baby girl. A few years later, Lady Mary Carey nee Boleyn births a bouncing baby boy. Two seemingly simple events change England forever.

"Jane Seymour left the most impression but she wasn't the only one. So why should I have only one of his subjects, my enemies, if I can have, what has Cromwell claimed? A hundred lovers?" - in which Anne Boleyn really did commit adultery

Anne wishes to marry Henry Percy but the King denies their request because he wishes to have Anne for himself.

The Kings of Europe are allowed multiple consorts. Henry VII has passed and his son, Henry Tudor, succeeds him. What will happen in his inner court?

The greatest rivals sometimes make the greatest allies. When two English families united in 1515, no one could know that it would change the fate of England - forever.

The Boleyn family had lots of secrets one being their daughter Anne. They love her as a daughter but who was she really? What would happen if the truth was spoken? Rumours abound the English court on the new lady who has caught the Kings eye. Everyone as a secret or two to hide. Inspired in part by series three of BBC The Musketeers

Although they'd only just met, it didn't take her long to realize that she'd known him well, once. If only she could remember where and when. Modern day AU

On that January day, Anne's fate change as she did not lose the child that she was carrying. How will this effect the lives of the royal family including the destiny of Henry's future wives?

This story is somewhat based on the challenge of the temporary queen by Kittenallie. Katherine comes up with a crazy idea after discovering that she is barren and with the issue of divorce hanging over her head. How will this idea effect the lives of Katherine, Henry, and Anne?

1533-1536. Tudors do not know silence, and what she does not know, Mary does not trust. A look at various figures of the Tudor era and their various silences. Oneshot. Canon compliant and historically accurate.

This is my first AU Tudors story! Princess Mary Tudor is a modern teen with the two major problems - she misses her mother, and she hates her father's new trophy wife, Jane Seymour. But there's a lot more to Jane than meets the eye! Rated T for underage drinking and some mild language.

Anne births the king a healthy bastard son and the king is happy. After overhearing a plan to have her and her son killed. Anne seeks protection in France, King Francis agrees to keep her safe and keep her whereabouts a secret.

AU. When Anne returns back to England she doesn't realize that destiny has something else in stored for her other than a boring life as the wife of a minor Irish lord.

Anne Boleyn arrives at Hampton University not to fall in love. However, she soon has feelings for Henry Tudor. MENTIONS OF SELF HARMING, SEX, ATTEMPTED MURDER, AND MUCH MORE.

"They are both middle children, forever doomed to be overshadowed by siblings both older and younger. They both know what it is to feel as though they're not good enough, will never quite measure up." Or rather, how an arranged marriage brings about the most celebrated partnership in all of Europe.

When it is revealed that Queen Catherine is carrying the King's child, a devastated Anne must find a new path in life.

One action can change an entire story within the blink of an eye. This proves to be true when Anne does NOT miscarry after seeing her husband King Henry VIII of England with Jane Seymour. But even now only time will tell if things will go as they did, or they will change entirely. First Tudors story. Enjoy!