Executed through dragon-fire following the destruction of King's Landing, Sansa Stark awakes in the past, in the Red Keep...days before her own father's execution.

Tywin Lannister is dead. Tyrion Lannister becomes Lord of Casterly Rock and Warden of the West three years before the beginning of Season 1. A new alliance will be forged that will change the political balance of Westeros and the War of the Five Kings.

When a visitor appears in Winterfell, a fourteen-years-old Jon Snow's life gets turns upside down, as he discovers his true parentage, as well a shocking secret in the form of one Rhaenys Targaryen.

COMPLETE. Ned Stark survives and goes to the Wall. Jon Snow learns the truth about his parentage. Sansa marries Joffrey and becomes Queen. Myrcella tries do find a place in her new home. Daenerys prepares to take Westeros.

After losing everything Arya Stark gets a chance to go back to her eleven year old self and try and change things. But how much difference can an eleven year old girl really make? And will she make things better or worse? Arya/Gendry centric.

A oneshot in three chapters describing the moment known as the Defiance of Duskendale: what could have happened in canon when Aerys II Targaryen accepted the invitation of Lord Denys Darklyn to hear about the commerce charter he asked. Originally published as a chapter in the fanfiction "A Legacy of Flames".

With Katherine surviving her illness in January of 1536, and his love for Anne fading daily, Henry takes drastic actions to secure his kingdom and his line, but what lengths will he go to ensure a son for his line?

HIATUS! What if Catelyn never recieves the warning message from Lysa? How will it change it events that follow?

Traumatised and demoralised after surviving the Red Wedding, Robb is a virtual prisoner at Riverrun and hope is fading fast. Widowed on her wedding day, Margaery is disillusioned and drifting until she joins her brothers on a diplomatic mission to the Riverlands. Neither realise they are each other's last chance. Robb x Margaery and Jon x Dany

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!

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?

Part Three of The Changing of Seasons. AU. The Long Night has come, and Westeros has been torn apart by its incompetent leaders, left bare for the invasion of the Others. Daenerys Targaryen has abandoned her throne to Dragonstone, the Lannisters have fallen into ruin, and the North is ravaged. Only the Night's Watch and other armies of outcasts can save the Seven Kingdoms.

Spoiler Alert. This picks up at the end of Season 7 and is based on the TV show - I'm not reading the books until the show is over. Some influence from You Tube theories which refer to things in the books. Based on the theory that the Starks are linked to the magic that helped build the wall. Arya/Gendry Jon/Dany other pairings possible. (Update.) I intend to write a sequel.

Elia Martell was no longer the mother of the future king. She was the mother of a bastard. Two of them. Because she's no longer Rhaegar Targaryen's wife. AU in which they all live... but Rhaegar does not win. Still going more with the books than the show because show! Rhaegar was a simple jerk and what's intriguing about it?

Christine Kingston loves the history of the 16th century. While on a class trip she finds herself back in the time of King Henry VIII. Will she find a way home or will fate cause her to change history and England forever? HenryxOC (Being re-written)

Having barely survived childbirth by the skin of her teeth, it seems like Lyanna Stark has had a lucky escape. But after Robert Baratheon emerges triumphant from the rebellion, with lions circling ever closer, the world couldn't be a more dangerous place for her vulnerable infant son. Her own future couldn't be more frightening. NOW COMPLETE!

[Post Great War] The Queen was critically injured in the Great War and her husband was thus left to be King, to rule the Seven Kingdoms and Essos and raise a son, the Crown Prince. Their marriage brought years of peace and prosperity to the Realm but the years of fighting and bloodshed seemed to be something that refuses to be left behind, catching up to them eventually

"I don't understand father?" She said with a puzzled brow. "Baratheon is to marry one of the Tully girls." Cersei felt such anger toward her father. "What am I to make of this father?" "You are to marry Eddard Stark, Lord of Winterfell."

Inspired by in parts by The Good Place and Being Human (UK) Henry is on his deathbed when he is visited by someone he hoped he would never see again. He is given a chance to right his wrongs with the ones he loves and possibly change history. Hopefully new chapters weekly

I've seen this story done a couple of times before and I wanted to give it a try myself. So what if Jane Seymour was Henry's 2nd Queen and Anne Boleyn was his 3rd. How would the events unfold, would Anne be a friend to Katherine and Mary or would she be in it for herself. And what will she do when Henry puts his affection on her. I don't own any of the characters in this story.

Henry listens to the only person who could change his mind

Part Two of The Changing of Seasons. AU. Daenerys and Aegon Targaryen quarrel over the Iron Throne, while in the west the Lannisters come up against Stannis in a war of their own. Meanwhile, Sansa Stark and Jaime Lannister attempt to escape their dire circumstances to reunite with long-lost family. And beyond the Wall, Bran Stark and Jon Snow must find a way to stop the Long Night.

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

Same result after Robert's rebellion but what if the Lannisters turned out good and Gendry was a true born? He needs a Queen and just like his father; he has a weakness for northern girls

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.

A brand new Arya/Jaime AU, separate from 'Be the Lightning in Me,' and an apology to readers offended/pissed off by the ending of 'Field of Fire.' Jaime escapes the Starks and rejoins Lord Tywin, who has been amusing himself at Harrenhal for the past four years. There, he meets Father's cupbearer, a girl who would like nothing better than to stick a knife in his back.

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?

What would of happened if someone made it their mission to save Anne and told Henry just to have two wives. What would happen to England with two royal wives? Will there ever be an heir?

Then Rachel said, 'Here is my maid Bilhah, go into her... and even I may have children through her." Gen. 30:3. In a world where a sonless king has options above and beyond annulment, two women's fates will be drastically changed...