They lost the battle, they lost the war, and as the snow settles over the blood of Winterfell, Jon takes Sansa's life rather than let the Others have her. Yet as he drives Longclaw through her heart something changes, something shifts, and soon they are far away from the battle, alive, and gone from the world they knew {time travel}

He has been crowned King and yet the real fight is still to come, the storm approaches and they are not prepared. He says a prayer under the Weirwood and the Old Gods know they must step in, the pack must be reunited, the Starks must come together again to face the true enemy, death. {fix-it}

A Renly Baratheon SI that tries to be truly realistic. As Lord Paramount of the Stormlands can I keep my head attached? Is going for the throne a good idea? And WTF am I going to do about the White Walkers? Westerosi Politics, Intrigue, and Magic will feature heavily - We go forward to victory, or forward to defeat, but either way we go forward. There is no turning back for us now

When a modern Englishman dies in a car crash and finds himself in asoiaf, he gets the shock of his life. Forced into an impossible situation, he's armed with only his wits and knowledge of things to come. Will he fall into despair or forge his own destiny? A self-insert fanfiction.

What if a key moment in the Dance of the Dragons had gone differently? How would that affect the Dance in general? And what would the new result have on the future of House Targaryen? The Dance of the Dragons strained the last dragonlords, but when new threats against them emerge, will they apply the lessons learned? See the Dance in its full violent nature and the bloody aftermath

Self styled Lady Belaerys, Queen of the Summer Sea, the Corsair Courtesan sails Terrax to the Basilisks. There, a tale of a lost Relic of the Rhoyne leads the Lady and her crew to the ancient ruins of Yeen. Discover Lady Belaerys as we go further, deeper into the Heart of the Green Hell and the Haunted city of Yeen. Book 3. (You didn't have to read the first two to read this tho)

To my sweet Lady Sansa, not a day goes by with out thinking about you, your beautiful red hair, those deep blue eyes that hold life it self, and your pink lips that no man can't stop thinking about kissing in the moon light or in the heat of the great sun. Forever yours my sweet Willas Tyrell.

Having a vivid dream is a thing, a vision perhaps is luck. But dozen of it... there comes a point where anyone, even someone as stubborn as Lyanna Stark has to admit, magic does exist. So do oracles. But is it too late to change what she sees? Is the futur already written? Could it turn out much worse than it may already become? What awoke north of the Wall, and how?

Jon Snow receives strange dreams and visions that haunt and force him south where the lords and ladies plot and new paths open to those cunning and brave enough to take them. To the North the Night's Watch prepares for an event they know little of. To the East dragons sing their songs once more but will their legacy last or crumble to dust.

Jon Snow's destiny garners the attention of great powers. Kings and villains are just the tip, but as the blade bites deeper, so do the gods. If he can't make his way through the world, then a reign of shadows threaten to consume his soul.

After escaping the Vale, Sansa finds a new life as a healer's apprentice. She thought that the ghosts of her old life were put to rest, but one of them comes back to haunt her: a big, mean and scarred ghost known as The Hound (Reposted)

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 297 AC, Serena was the King's Bastard, the Lady Snow, who most of Westeros pretended not to remember. All she wanted was a place to call her own. By 304 AC, she's the Princess-Regent of the North, the White Wolf, Lady of the North, the Dragon Lady, and the Hero of the North. Now, all she wants is for the war to end. As always, it doesn't work as she expected.

The world of a song of ice and fire reimagined with magic an everyday part of life for our favourite characters. How will this new piece change the game of thrones.

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.

Participating in the Game of Thrones did sound like fun but let me tell you, it is not. Nine parts terror and one part boredom is more like it. Still, i will do my best to survive and even thrive if i can manage it...and stay alive long enough to do it. Follow the SI son of a minor northern house on his journey. (Crossposting of a story i write on SB)

King 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.

Aegon and Visenya brought fire and blood to Westeros, but afterward gave them peace, prosperity, and justice. But they are mortals and not destined to live forever. Soon it would be up to their children and grandchildren to take up the mantle of the three-headed dragon, but with enemies abounding... such could be a harder task. Can House Targaryen survive? Alt-Maegor the Cruel AU

When Cat dies delivering Robb. Ned is forced to sail to Kingslanding rather than head straight to the North. Once there Ned decides to help fight the last battle of the rebellion.

All songs have a pattern. Sometimes it is writ in stone, sometimes it is fluid as the waves. A spell left by the seastar changed the melody of this song. But oft with change come great and grave consequences. Will a raven, a stag and three dragons be enough to pay the price of magic? — Bloodraven has another pawn for meddling: Robert Baratheon, the Demon of the Trident.

What to do when you wake up in a world that shouldn't exist? When you can look forward only to your own death and nothing much more? You live, that what you do, but in this world, it isn't as easy as you think.

Rickard, of House Baratheon, Prince of the Iron Throne and of Westeros, sees his country collapsing and the strings of duty pull him into the Game of Thrones he finds him self beset on all sides, with friends in few places, and the storms of civil war looming. (Re-write of 'The Lion with Antlers')

He was not the same as before. His eyes, still a hard gray like her father's had been, were not so very angry now. His dark hair shown a few strands of silver along his temples. "I was looking for you." She smiled up at him, and the frosty countenance of his face withered into something like fondness . . . "I came to Winterfell for you, little bird. Make no mistake about that."

An old man reborn as a young bear in a cold land will attempt to make a better life for himself and those he calls family. With a blessing from the old Gods, will he be able to stave off the coming winter?

'The Strength of the Wolf maybe the pack, but the lone wolf is certainly the baddest one. And the Dragons who made him one will feel the wrath of the Lone Wolf.' The Rebellion never happened and Rhaegar Targaryen rules the Seven Kingdoms with his right, setting aside his father. But what he didn't took into the account was the one big mistake he'd done in the past.