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.

Angela Bright never expected to chance to be reborn after she died. Believing she's died too young, she quickly accepts the offer. But once the young woman gets her second life, she soon realizes she has been thrust head first into Henry VIII's court during Tudor era England. Due to who Angela's been reborn as, she can change history; for better, or for worse. It's all up to her.

Katherine of Aragon survived her illness in 1536, preventing Henry from being able to put Anne aside for his Lady Jane. Desperate, he uses ideas from the past to come up with a solution – he will take Jane as a second wife. AU, Anne/Henry.

September 7th, 1533. Everything is perfect. (Or, another "Anne has a son" AU.)

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 if it wasn't the men in charge in the 15th century, but rather the women? If girls were more prized than boys? What if the Wars of the Roses had never happened; if it had been the Howards in charge rather than the Tudors? How would history have changed then? NB: While the ideas in this story might be mine, the historical characters and people most certainly are not!

Catherine of Aragon is no longer Queen as King Henry decides to divorce her for Jane Seymour, but Lady Anne Boleyn has been at court for the last two years. Will she catch the kings eye and become his wife?

Anne doesn't escape her fate at first, but then a second chance is offered to her. With the knowledge of May 19th on her mind she re-enters the world she so readily left. How will the knowledge of the events change the way she acts. Is there a chance for her to carry her son to full term? Or is her fate a fixed point in time that can never be changed.

A modern woman is given the chance of her lifetime: to change the course of history in another's shoes. But when those shoes are not those she had expected, she suddenly has to face the same tumultuous struggle as any Tudor courtier. Anger, fear, betrayal, love - how can she fight them all off in order to prove that a modern mind can change the course of events?

Henry does not see Jane's favor as what saved him that fateful day when he fell beneath his horse, but rather the cause of it.

Katherine sees her empty womb as a sign from God.

AU to S2E18, the episode "Lady in Waiting". Anne Boleyn finds King Henry kissing Jane Seymour who is sitting in his lap, but her shock and grief do not lead to a miscarriage. Finally, she gives birth to a healthy son. Yet, the happiness she yearned to have as Henry's wife and queen is elusive. The king's love leaves her hollow.

One event sealed her fate and the course of history forever, but what would happen if it was changed? If what was known as fact was changed to fiction how drastically would history be altered, or would everything remain the same?

The end is coming. Henry's body fails him, and all he can do is think over his past as he waits for Death to come. But, suddenly, someone comes back to confront him and shows the future won't go as he hoped.

Jane survived the childbirth and Henry came to know the truth about Anne's innocence after her death and his much-desired heir and now he wants her back. What will happen if Henry brought Anne back from future and she arrives with her future "family"? Can he make amends for his actions or is she lost forever to him? WARNING-LANGUAGE. Please review. :-) REWRITTEN

Henry is visited by all six wives and is given a choice. A mix of the series finale and a bit of A Christmas Carol theme.

Sometimes a small change can have a huge impact. What would have happened if Anne Boleyn had not miscarried her child in Episode 2.08? AU.

What if Pope Clement had agreed to allow Henry to take a second wife if he didn't annul his marriage with Katherine... and Henry accepted? AU fic.

What if three years after Anne Boleyn was executed she was reborn to Jane Seymour and King Henry? As Anne Tudor grows people can't help looking at the Princess and seeing the ghost of the woman she used to be. Based on the Reincarnation Challenge (#115) by ReganX.

You can't have three people in a marriage, why can't you see that?

The 1940's AU one-shot Where Anne meets Henry first but marries Charles instead.

Fate twists and turns in mysterious ways – constantly changing. What would have happened if Katherine had died of the sweat in 1528? Henry would be free to marry Anne without tearing his country apart.

What if Henry hadn't had Anne beheaded? What if Anne had agreed to an annulment with one condition? What if Henry married Jane and she didn't die giving birth to their son? *Being rewritten and updated.*

With her enemies conspiring against her, and her marriage coming to an end, Anne goes to Henry and requests a divorce. An agreement is reached, but with conditions, the most important of which being that Anne must marry a man of his choosing, Charles Brandon, the Duke of Suffolk.

Anne's life is spared. And the King allows her to live out her days as the Marquess of Pembroke, with their bastard daughter. But Anne Boleyn is not a woman to take such insult kindly; her role in the King's Court is not yet at an end.

What if Someone had Warned Thomas Bolyen of his familys defeat before it happened, What if he chose to bind the Seymour family to the fate of the Bolyen's George/Jane Edward/Mary Anne/Henry would history change forever

"I have your son inside me, Henry, I know it. A prince to continue your legacy. Do not risk him over a foolish, feather-headed girl." An alternative telling of The Tudors, in which Anne does not miscarry after discovering Henry and Jane together. AU. (Rated T)

When Anne came back to England she became one of Princess Mary's ladies and formed a friendship with Queen Katherine. King falls in love with Lady Jane Seymour, but Anne catches his eye.What will happen when Katherine asks Anne to seduce the King. First six chapters are EDITED. COMPLETED!

In a bizarre chain of events, after a plot saved Anne from the tower, she suddenly finds herself as the Queen of France. Heartbroken and angry, she seeks revenge. With politics, past identities and power plays in mind, she finally carves out a new path and embraces her true destiny.

"You are free to leave whenever you can." Mary said before compelling one of her ladies to enter the room as she held the door knob, "Do try not to make a mess or kill her, those drapes are rather hard to clean and I would hate to have to burn them." Mary said as she shut the door behind her. ONE-SHOT ANNE/HENRY

"For love or for lust, by force or by choice, only one or the other but never both. I will be by the edge of the hunting grounds tomorrow night at midnight. Come alone or they will both perish. Use your time wisely, your majesty for only one will I return to you." -Inspired by ReganX's Reversal. Very short chapters!

What if the Sweat took many people that are most dear to the King's heart? Would it change the man he is about to become, would it spare his six wives their sad fates? Would it prevent his daughter from becoming Bloody Mary? Or will it all go down in the end, since nothing can change the course of events? In this fanfic, God takes drastic measures to show Henry his wrongs.

Henry has a ghoulish encounters with his wife on All Hallows Eve 1542.

Magic!AU. Anne Boleyn takes matters in her hands. (Or, The One With The BodySwap. ETA: Now there are two.)

Anne ran away from home before her father made her Henry's Mistress. Because of this she become's Henry's third wife.

Henry's word is torn apart shortly before he can carry out his plans to destroy Anne.

The Doctor had always kept to history, what was, what should be, what will be. Until his TARDIS took him to 1536 and made it impossible for him to listen to the self imposed rules.

"Th-Thank you, Your Majesty." She said in a whisper, her breath fanning over me. I took a deep breath and inhaled the most beautiful scent of roses, lavender and honey. I stared at her neck before slowly leaning forward and placing a delicate kiss on the center of her neck, just above the clasp. Henry and Anne Romance. : :Very Different from the Show and Real Life events: :

A joust with momentous consequences – what if Henry lost his memory in his accident? He does not remember anything but feels an undying attraction for a certain woman whose eyes are like hooks for the soul. Anne/Henry/Jane/Mary.

It's been 477 years since the day the world was told my life had ended. But the truth is that was not the end to treacherous love affair, it was just the beginning.

What if Anne got an annulment instead of a trial? What if she could live and Elizabeth could continue being a princess, while Henry married Jane? What would happen to everybody involved? Inspired by the marquess of Pembroke challange. Complete! Revision completed August 9 2013.

What if Henry was the older son of Henry VII, and Anne was a princess? When they are married, Henry hates her, but Anne thinks they can be happy. Is she right?

Lucrezia Borgia and Anne Boleyn were two of the most famous women of their time and remain a fascination even today. What would have happened if their stories had ever intersected? Would they have been enemies or sisters? Would they have changed the course of history? Read this story to find out.

As he waits for his child to be born, Henry has an encounter with someone from his past and what he thought was a delusion from too much wine becomes a semi frequent occurrence. Basically Abandoned as of 5.01.15. . .

Elizabeth is not the only Tudor child born in the afternoon of September 7, 1533. How does the birth of another daughter affect the outcome of Anne Boleyn's fate? Is it for better or worse? Highly AU.

AU Anne disappeared without a trace two years ago and everyone has seemed to have move on,but Henry sees her again and learns the results of her disappearance and everything she lost in exchange for her new life. Formerly Going Mindless

One thing changed and she got from them, the common people, what she always needed to truly rule...acceptance.

Final part of my Anne Boleyn trilogy. Anne is left as Regent while Henry fights the French. With danger coming from all quarters, and love in the air for Lady Mary, how will things pan out? Rated T for violence and stuff!

Anne Boleyn thought that it was all over, but as she would soon find out, endings sometimes lead to new beginnings.

...In memory of those I love. Inspired by The Haunting of B.DavisRules. Every 19th May of every year after Anne's death she visits him, to remind him of what he executed and give him a piece of her mind.

In February 1536, Anne and Henry's marriage ends. Anne leaves court as the Duchess of Pembroke and Henry marries Jane Seymour, but the ties of love and passion refuse to die. Based loosely on the Marquess of Pembroke challenge.

By July, Anne could no longer walk unassisted, the weight of her belly was so great. A response to the Tiny Tudors challenge.

What if Anne had escape the Tower before her execution and had to become someone else? This is the story of what happened to Anne when she defied the king and her family and began a new life. Not as A boleyn or a howard. But as herself.

Henry VIII had once said Anne Boleyn seduced him with witchcraft in order to get out of his marriage. What if Anne Boleyn was indeed a witch? What if a seer's vision informed Anne of her fate early? Detailed summary inside...

Present-day Harry Thompson and Nanette Baker are two strangers touring the same palace...or so they think. Upon seeing each other, their true selves reemerge: Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. What do they have to say after centuries of separation? Kind of AU.

When the people rise up against Anne's execution, it take the lives of the royal family to places no one ever expected.... Based on the "Marquess of Pembroke" challenge by CordeliaHalliwell, from ReganX's Tudor Challenge Forum.

What if you were offered the chance to take back the greatest mistake of your life, but only if you would pay the highest price?

After Anne is executed, she finds herself sharing her afterlife with someone she didn't expect. Can two people with quite a lot of bad history between them ever come to some kind of peace? And what will they think of those who follow them?

“Who knows... perhaps one day, this little girl will preside over Empires.”