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.

Desperate to bring England back into the fold, Pope Clement comes up with a plan that will shake things up in England for good. He sends his orphaned cousin to England in hopes that she might succeed in drawing King Henry's attention away from Anne Boleyn and make sure that he doesn't break away from the church. Henry/OC. Henry/Katherine. Henry/Anne. Henry/Jane.

What if Anne had been born as Anne de Valois, the Princess of France?

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

Picks up when season 3 leaves off, with a few changes. After defeating Vaisey, Robin is ready to finally join his wife in the afterlife. Or at least that's what he thinks, until familiar faces return with incredible news.

Robin has been gone for months, and Marian is agonizing over his departure to Acre. Her father is still sheriff of Nottingham.

Marian was filled with an unbearable sensation of pain and loss. Her father was dead! Edward of Knighton was no longer part of the world!

Marian didn't love Guy of Gisborne, but she couldn't deny the attraction she felt for him, and she didn't welcome that feeling.