Mars 1461. Quelques jours avant la funeste bataille de Towton et la victoire du jeune Edward d'York, une jeune bâtarde croise le regard de celui qui changera à jamais son destin... Rating T - Prochainement M. Elizabeth W.XEdward; OCxOC; RichardXOC

Edward and Elizabeth talk about what it means for their relationship and the kingdom when Elizabeth gives birth to their third daughter. Elizabeth is amazed, yet not surprised by her husband's answer, and the rest of the men in power should learn to fear the York King of England when he has his mind set on his family, especially his girls. Set at Cecily's birth. Rated T for safety.

The Earl of Warwick has been called home to witness the birth of his second child. What will his reaction be when it is not the boy he so desires?

On the eve of battle at Bosworth Field, a rider comes, bearing the Queen's standard. The King presumes the worst, but is proven wrong. (Bosworth AU, Richard & Anne live)

The journey to Calais doesn't end in heartbreak but is the beginning of something beautiful for George. It also causes him to re-evaluate his loyalties

At the height of the Woodvilles' power, Mary Woodville is used as the ultimate pawn that will bring the Lancastrians to their end. But the question remains: who'll she marry to meet the ends of her family's ambitions: Warwick, whose wife is dead and who wants Mary dead, Prince Edward of Lancaster, to be the pawn of another pawn, or Richard, Duke of Gloucester, to spite Warwick?

In 1464, the War of the Roses have ravaged England for 9 years. Mary Woodville, a Lancastrian noblewoman, can hear the magic of her ancestors' whisper of an upcoming storm between the royal Houses of Lancaster and York. The whole of England will be divided for one final battle and Mary finds herself a central player as she falls in love and marries Richard, Duke of Gloucester.

He swore it was a game he had to play to win the war. Anne seen the webs spinning and watched as they slowly engulfed him into his own snare. Pairings: Unrequited Anne/Richard and Richard/Lizzie

What if Cecily, Duchess of York and Richard, Duke of York had had another son? If there was a boy born between Edward and George, Henry 'Hal' of York in the year of 1445? How would history have changed?

When Richard decides to marry Anne.

This is based on the sequel to the White Queen: The White Princess. This story focuses on the series finale, in which Lizzie must make a crucial decision to ensure her son's succession.

A marriage forced on them both under the pretext that it would bring peace to the land had instead yielded nothing more than enmity between them and a failed attempt at regicide. A story of Elizabeth of York and Henry VII of England based on The White Princess

My mother nearly died giving me life. She was a mere 12 years old when she married my father and he wasted no time in consummating the marriage. When my father died of the plague before my birth, my mother was but a child and left with my uncle until she had given birth to me. Who am I you ask, I am Henry Tudor.

Never underestimate a girl who has bore the burden of scandal on her back, for you shall find she is a most formidable opponent. "I AM A DAUGHTER OF A KING, I BOW TO NO ONE."

Spinoff to The Discarded Love: Lady Anne FitzBaough is Lady Isabella Parr's mother. Sixteen year old Anne fell in love with the King's second son and was strongly encouraged to marry him to secure the York lineage and bring the wealth to Anne's family, however the battle over the throne had threatened Anne's future many times. Is the risk of love worth in the battle of kings?

King Henry, old and alone, is woken by an unexpected visitor...

Richard and Anne try to come to terms with the death of their only son. (Oneshot) Please feel free to read and review! Much love and enjoy x

Wild violets for faithfulness. A series of drabbles following the relationship of Anne Neville and Richard Plantagenet from birth until death.

"Thank you. For giving me a child. For giving me your heart. For giving me a purpose." Richard Grey is surprised to find his heart being taken by a young girl named Lily. With the Wars of the Roses being fought around them, will Lily and Richard get their happily ever after or will they be torn apart like the country they love?

La pequeña conversación entre Jorge y Ricardo cuando el Duque de Gloucester le propuso matrimonio a Ana Neville.

"Like a Tudor, eh, Henry?" "Like a Tudor, uncle." Jasper Tudor and Henry Tudor, six snapshots.

"Beware the wrath of a good man". Normally, the Queen and Richard have got on OK, with no ill will on either side. But Elizabeth learns that even the most patient of men can lose their patience, especially if a certain line is crossed. Rated T for threats and hints of violence

A quick poem about Richard's reflections as he heads into the Battle of Bosworth.

Anne is an Upper East Side it girl with an old beau that haunts her and a whole lot of family drama. Anne Neville/Richard iii

"But you would get my fortune, and everything I own will become yours." "That's true, marrying you will make me a very wealthy man, but I do not seek your wealth. The only thing of yours that I ask for completely and eternally is your heart, and I will be a true husband because I love you." Based on Philippa Gregory's White Queen. Richard of Gloucester/Anne Neville one-shot.