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)

It is known in history that Arthur Tudor died aged fifteen from the sweating sickness. But, what if he didn't? What if he survived his illness and lived on to succeed his father as King of England? Would the fate of England - the separation from the Catholic Church and the creation of the Church of England - be the same or would history change? This is the story of Arthur's reign.

What if Henry VIII's older brother, Prince Arthur, had survived long enough to be King? Takes place before the start of the Tudors and during the Tudors. Serious Alternative History. Written in response to a challenge. A project spanning twelve years, started when I was 16, so please take that into consideration when you leave reviews on early chapters.

The greatest rivals sometimes make the greatest allies. When two English families united in 1515, no one could know that it would change the fate of England - forever.

Henry VIII never marries Katherine of Aragon, her sister never loses her throne to her father and husband, Anne never loses her head and Jane doesn't die in childbirth.

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?

Charlotte Wallace has just turned fifteen when her father announces she is to be a mistress to Henry the VIII since Anne Boleyn can no longer give him children. Can Charlotte win favor of the king? Charles/OC/Henry - in the process of being rewritten, don't forget to review!

For ten years she captured the attention of the whole of England, and even now she is not the Queen, Anne Boleyn still manages to create scandals throughout court.

Saebyl Waters is a bastard Targaryen, always being used as a pawn in other people's games. When she grows tired of being manipulated and speaks out of turn, she is forced to run from King's Landing, taking the King's loyal dog with her.

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?

George Boleyn has thought of a plan to save his entire family. It's time for Mary Boleyn to leave the country and return to court to assist her brother in keeping their sister's crown. Will it be enough to keep the fiery brunette on top or will the Seymours put their meek blonde on the throne?

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

Arthur Prince of Wales, survives his illness in 1502, but not without dire consequences for the Tudor Line. Just how would The Tudor Line continue, when there is a King Arthur II instead of a King Henry? And what would become of Henry if he were not to be King, would he still be the tryrant obsessed with a male heir, would he be something better? Or Something worse?

The Lady Mary Tudor blames herself for everything. Written in response to the Prince Mary challenge posted by ReganX.

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

Here is my response to Genie05 the second challenge, Anne the Holy Roman Empress. What if Katherine had introduced Charles to Anne and they did hit it right off how would that affect history with Anne leaving England to marry Charles.

Katherine Boleyn was the youngest Boleyn, starting court at the age of thirteen. Wishing to part from the shadows of Mary and Anne, Katherine will do anything to be different, even if that means to turn on her family's name. She never imagined she catch the king's eyes though.

What If things went differently for the Tudor Family?

What if Anne Boleyn arrives in the court of King Arthur Tudor in 1522 instead of that of Henry VIII? Will she still be pushed towards the King as a Boleyn pawn or direct her own destiny? Will she be forced into a loveless marriage by her heartless father, or will there be a man - or prince - willing to make her the most happy?

[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?

Be gentle, be sweet, speak of womanly things, but above all else give your king everything he desires, Lady Isabella Swan of Devonshire does none of these things...#Kingward

How will history change if Anne Boleyn had a son who is now King Arthur I of England in 1549? Will he bring England to greatness or will he drag England into despair? What will Mary Tudor and George Boleyn's roles be under his regime, and when opportunity arises, will Mary seize the throne or protect her brother as she had sworn to do? Sequel to The Falcon's Rose.

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?

Anne has been given a second chance but it comes with a price. She has no powers, no privileges and she is not allowed to see her daughter. Will she be able to overcome the odds stacked against her and win the King's love and trust once more? Or will she lose him to the scheming snakes of the Tudor court forever?

Joan of Arc isn't dead. She was saved from the fire by a certain red-headed warrior. Now immortal in the 16th century, she's going undercover for the Catholic Church in England to dig up dirt on King Henry VIII. At Court she met the Princess Mary Tudor. The two of them soon forms a formidable friendship. Will Joan be able to help Mary become Queen, (DISCONTINUED)

Henry's baby sister comes back from Iceland to take her place in the English court. How will she affect the situations around her? And will she survive King Henry VIII's court? - ON HIATUS

Everyone knows of the disastrous meeting between Anne of Cleves and Henry VIII, but what if it had gone differently? Would this have changed the history of Anne as the fourth wife to the infamous king? Could she have been the ideal queen and wife Henry longed for? This is my take on what could have been the story of Anne of Cleves. Revised and rewritten from the original.

"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!

Jane Howard, the daughter of the Duke of Norfolk and cousin to Anne Boleyn, is only fifteen when she arrives in court in 1529. The men are besotted with her beauty, Lady Anne thinks she's vain, the women think she's frivolous and childish and the King... the King's just like the rest of the men. And Jane has never been one to refuse a king. Henry VIII/OC.

ILyanna Stark is the complete image of her deceased aunt and namesake, Lyanna Stark. When the King comes to Winterfell and catches sight of ILyanna the first thing he thinks about is a betrothal between her and his legitimized bastard son, Gendry Baratheon, and recreating the past that should have been. Now all he has to do is get Ned to agree to give her up. Rated T for now.

Set after only a few weeks after Anne died Henry falls out of love with Jane before the wedding and in love with Margaret a child like girl. This story will follow Henry/Margaret And I know i said I would later down the line follow Princess Mary/Eustace but I am going to make a story just for them once this story ends! Sorry about all the errors in a Beta's hands soon! "COMPLETE!"

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.

What if Catherine of Aragon gave up battling for Mary's rights to the Throne? What if Mary remained a princess and was the King's beloved pearl when he married Anne Boleyn? What if Mary had the chance to have a happy marriage with children? What if Mary can continue her life as a princess of England with all its wealth and power on one condition; to marry George Boleyn?

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.

She had lost the battle, but the war waged on. Very slightly based on Reganx's Marquess of Pembroke challenge. Being continued on an ArchiveOfOurOwn.

Isabella and Henry grew up together; they were friends as children and she became his mistress as an adult. She has been with him his entire life but has Isabella ever wondered what it would be like to be Henry's wife and rule by his side as Queen of England? Over the years has she worked out what it truly means to love a King? Written for NaNoWriMo 2012