Convinced to leave Dragonstone - and the Great War - behind after Missandei's death, Daenerys journeys northward with Jon. But even though its greatest threat was defeated, the land of winter still holds danger in its icy grip. Post 8x04 AU.

The Last war is over and Jon is determined to help Daenerys find her way home. There are obviously spoilers involved for season 8 up to Early ep5, I've upgraded the rating to M just to be safe.

Daenerys knows Jon's true identity before he arrives at Dragonstone. The decisions that she makes based on that will change everything… Meanwhile, Arya takes a different route home. Jonerys-centric, season 7-8 AU. Begins after 7x02. All reviews welcome.

What happens after the end of the Series Finale? What if an Old God takes interest in Jon & Daenerys? Time-Travel Fic, Spoilers for S08E06 Series Finale.

This is the 9th season from the actual 8th season of the show. After killing Daenerys, Jon starts a journey towards who he really is, a king, not a bastard, and to understand who Daenerys really was, walking in her shoes. Trying to find himself, and the parts of her he missed, he finds much more. And, not for himself, he is finally ready to take back what's his.

A revamp of the show after S6 with a stronger consideration for realism, character arcs, and plot threads.

Post Series/ Season8 : Bran keeps many secrets, Jon is beyond the wall, haunted by remorse and regret and quite a few realizations, Daenerys returns to life, just to battle the shadows of her mind in the temple of the Lord Of Light. A child await to be born and shoulder his heavy destiny. Jonerys story.

The love affair between Daenerys and Jon. Tyrion is conflicted with emotions. Director Alan Taylor said George R.R. Martin said when filming Season 1, "That it really is all about Dany and Jon. I was surprised because I thought, well Robb Stark's going to be king next. But it was absolutely clear to him that the whole story was coming down to this partnership."

AU Canon Divergence Post S7/ Alternate S8, prequel to The Darkness Can't Keep Me, After a battle at Winterfell, Sansa becomes the strength that everyone needs while Jon readies himself to search for a missing Daenerys.

An alternate ending of GoT - everything that happened in S8E6 did happen and the story takes over from Daenery's death. Jon and Daenerys are still part of the great war to come.

A collection of scenes written to fill out/adjust Season 7, and a complete re-write of Season 8...With Jon and Daenerys at the center of events, we face the impending threat of the Night King, the final fight for the Iron Throne, and the end of a journey for some of the most beloved characters in modern television history.

Jon is banished to live out his life beyond the wall. He has to come to terms with the fact that he killed the woman he loved. Without him knowing Daenerys gets ressurected by a red priestess in Asshai. Their fates are still intertwined and the two of them have to work together despite their difficult past to take down the really enemy once and for all.

This is a story which will take place during and after Jon's exile beyond the Wall. Daenerys will be resurrected and they will soon come face-to-face and discuss what happened in King's Landing. The Lord of Light had the duo complete his task of defeating the White Walkers and the dead. But who said that he doesn't reward those who do did his holy quests? Adventure & drama awaits!

Daenerys Targaryen died at the hands of her lover Jon Snow... He watched on as Drogon carried her body away, to where? No one knows.

ONE SHOT. Jon struggles between loyalty and duty. What happens when duty and honor are at war with duty and honor of another kind? Where does loyalty reside then? Where does love? What is good and what is bad then? And how can he do the most impossible thing anyone has demanded of him when all he wants to do is love Daenerys Targaryen?

Darius and Grace are held together in Russia which takes their relationship to a new level. I do not own or have any affiliation with CBS's show Salvation.

This work is done out of pure self-indulgence. This is Aramis/Queen Anne story from a character's POV, based on the BBC The Musketeers version of the story. And as BBC [and Dumas actually] played havoc with actual history, I can't be too much bothered about it either. Warning: it's just romance and fluff.