The Red Wedding has happened and the Old Gods are getting worried about what has happened. They have no choice. Robb must return.

What if the Gods of the world took a more active hand in it? What might that change about the Game of Thrones? (Or Jon Snow is a demi-god son of R'hllor and world history is turned on its head as a result.)

"My lady, it seems my journey here is not solely to return Dawn. For the sake of peace between Houses Dayne of Starfall, Stark of Winterfell and Baratheon of King's Landing, the king has commanded me to…to take you as wife." Sacrifices must be made; for honour, for duty, for love, for peace. Mostly AU.

"But Ashara's daughter had been stillborn..." -Ser Barristan Selmy. What if Ashara's daughter lived? What if Ashara Dayne raised Jon Snow alongside her own bastard? What if Ned Stark never stopped loving Ashara even when he fell in love with Catelyn? Lord Stark's bastard and true born children are kept apart, until the tides of war bring them together. [FINISHED]

She was an assassin, a member of a desperate guild with too much dreams, and when she willing fails an assassination mission that leads to her guild's fall, she ends up at the Wall as the only female member of the Night's Watch. OC-Insert. First Part of the Bastard's Chronicles.

The remaining Lannisters struggle to retain power in the wake of the Purple Wedding, as Joffrey grows even more unstable. On Braavos, a girl with a part to play in a war with an ancient evil from beyond the Wall trains to become No One. Stannis fights for control of the North with a new ally in Jon Stark. Only one thing is certain: When winter comes, all men must die.

Bran decided to never go climbing on the fateful day, and Eddard Stark has refused to marry his daughter away, along with taking a seat in the small council. Initial conflict may have been avoided by these simple alterations, but there will always be someone willing to make the first move. Someone willing to risk everything to get what they want.

Arya Stark has the potential to become great within her order, if only she can let go of the past. Some things are easier said than done. Jaqen H'ghar is her most trusted mentor. Will his guidance help her leave her hurts behind and rise through the ranks or will he steer her down a path of self-discovery? Part 1 of The Assassins Trilogy.

A troubling case reunites Holmes and Watson under unusual circumstances in 1931 for what could be their last great adventure together. A post-retirement story with a supernatural difference!