Jon is Legitimized by King Robb, but never learned of it. What if he had? Here, Jon gets the letter from his brother naming him Jon Stark and his Heir. But not until Robb has already died. Long Live the King

Eddard Stark, like many a man before him, underestimated the cunning of Olenna Tyrell. Fearing retribution for siding with House Targaryen when Robert wins his rebellion, Olenna takes drastic action to secure the future of her family. But a blood-stained letter from Kingsguard Gerold Hightower might just be her salvation. Full Summary inside. AU. Jon/Margaery. Book 1 COMPLETE!

After killed by Varys at the end of ADWD, Kevan Lannister is summoned by the Seven Gods and offers him a chance to save House Lannister as well as westeros Itself. Kevan was sent back to the time of Robert's Rebellion with memories of the future and warning from the Seven. Kevan will right the wrongs his family has done and becomes the 'White Lion' of Casterly Rock.

When Rhaegar explained the situation to the leaders in the rebellion the outcome was much different and when Lyanna convinced the Kingsguards and Ned to raise her son as a bastard of Winterfell, the game changes completely.

She was a daughter of a Fire. He was the son of Winter. The Promise of a King brought them together. As Families grow, when Kings come and go like the rise and fall of the sun, new responsibilities await them both. This is their story.

The King Who Bore the Sword had seven sons. Only one remained now that House Blackfyre finally sat on the Iron Throne. But this was not his story. This is the story of those who would originally waste away in obscurity, that of the daughters of the Black Dragon. Second Blackfyre Rebellion victory AU.

A collection of sidestories, snippets, and POV that didn't make it into A Rose By Any Other Name, featuring plenty of outside perspectives and omakes.

SYOC Open. Aegon Targaryen went east, not west. Now, discontent fueled in the Riverlands makes vast parts of the continent on the brink of war. One King bred discontent. Seven Kings could do worse. Rated M for GoT related themes and violence. Reviews and characters appreciated.

Sandor Clegane had a sister, two years younger, who was not murdered as a child by Gregor but survived and made it to Casterly Rock with him. Leanor is surprisingly kind, tactful and utterly dauntless - having spent her childhood in a house of horrors, what else could possibly scare her? Certainly not the spiteful daughter of Lord Tywin...

Quentyn is sent back after his death in Meereen...but someone else inhabits his body. Two years before the events of AGOT, the new Quentyn Martell will have to navigate the treacherous landscape of Dornish politics and push himself forwards if he's to avoid the same fate he did in Meereen, and make the sun rise over Westeros.

A scream come just in time and a conversation gone different cause the story to be forever changed. Amidst plots and counter-plots, romance and betrayal, Jon Targaryen fights to reclaim his family's throne. Great enemies are made small, and small enemies great, for in the game of thrones only one thing is certain; you win or you die.

He looked at her, the stars were already falling, one by one, in the end, he knew it would remain just a starless night.

Sequel to Sothoryos: Drahkness Kahn. 18 moons since the the destruction of the mines of Sothoryos, Aegon Velaryon still mourns his losses. Wallowing anonymously in Leng, he finds himself tasked with quelling a conspiracy to remove those in power on the island, as the magistrate he is assigned to protect is attacked, and the God Empress of Leng is mysteriously assassinated.

Brandon the Shipwright sailed across the Sunset Sea, but never returned, his tomb in the crypts of Winterfell remaining empty. He made landfall on what would become the Sunset Islands and now generations later the youngest son of Brandon VII Stark attempts a return to Westeros. Winter is coming.

What if the North was never conquered by the Targaryens? What if the Free Folk, Giants and Children of the Forest all bent their knees to the Starks? What if the North was more populated? What if magic was still present in the North? This is a story about Jon Stark, son of Brandon Stark, and his journey as King in the North.

In a world where the Usurper never took the throne, Prince Jon Targaryen is the most dangerous man in all the Seven Kingdoms.

What if Asha Greyjoy had been sent to Kings Landing as an ironborn envoy...and taken up with Tyrion Lannister? Can two misfits find happiness with one another? AU for A Clash of Kings/A Storm of Swords.

Jon Snow was born with two powerful bloodlines, one of fire and one of ice. Yet the line of ice was old, and was used to taking the gifts of other lines as its own. Growing stronger for it. What if Jon had more of the North in him, more of the wolfblood, and just a hint of the madness that could lead to greatness?

In a world where Aegon Blackfyre did not follow his fathers treason but instead warned King Daeron II against his families plot of rebellion. Pardoned and regifted his father's lands, he swore his descendants would always loyally serve House Targaryen. Now Daemon Blackfyre must keep his ancestors oath true. The only problem is, which Targaryen do you choose?

A Renly Baratheon SI that tries to be truly realistic. As Lord Paramount of the Stormlands can I keep my head attached?

Theon Greyjoy. Ironborn. King. What should've been. AU

She drags him through the godswood, both of them laughing breathlessly. [A Quadruple Drabble]

Following the assassination of Jon Snow, certain heroes from Westerosi history wake up across the Known World, brought back to fight the threat coming from the North. Between the wars in the South for the Iron Throne, and the brutal landscape of the North, victory can never be assured.

Decisions. They lead to changes. A similar change happens with The King Who Knelt. A simple brotherly conversation, which leads to drastic changes. Read on to find if they are good or bad or a blend of both. Strong North AU

Jaenyx Belaerys is the last of House Belaerys. With the survival of his people and that of Valyria at risk, he journeys to Dragonstone, where he meets the Targaryens. There, he will find friendship, love, and the will to begin anew. Set a decade before Aegon's Conquest.