[Sequel to Edward's Queen ] A broken heart never heals completely. As Edward continues his liaisons, court lines become even more defined. With his own wife the head of a rival faction, he is left with a choice. What had Edward created? An independent queen or a monster?

Just my take on each character and their existence in Reign. Heavy sarcasm and rudeness.

AU. Edmund Tudor, Duke of York and Somerset is alive and well during Henry VIII's reign. Catherine of Aragon is still struggling to provide an heir and the fate of the Tudor dynasty is placed on Edmund's shoulders. Will the Tudors survive or will they self destruct like the Plantagenets before them?

[Prequel to Edward's Queen] He was the son of a king. She was the daughter of an heiress. He was promised to the French. She was promised to the Emperor. What would bring these two very different worlds together?

Women were always expected to make marriages to advance their families and forge alliances between countries. Queen Mary of Scotland and France knows what will become of her daughters, as does Queen Isabella of England. However, what they don't know, is just how far their husbands are willing to go for their countries and alliances.

In the court of Henry VIII, a group of friends has to deal with the complications of betrothals, love, and friendship; the perfect recipe for betrayal. Will their relationships survive?

AU. Edward VI lives on and is in search of a woman worthy to be called Queen of England. Elizabeth's suggestion - the Lady Anne's niece- takes the court by storm. As alliances are forged and family bonds are broken the Tudor court is changed forever.