In which Cersei is the daughter from Joanna's Lannister first marriage

In which Cersei and Jaime starts again or better in which Jaime has Cersei for his eyes only

In which Cersei muses about Jaime and power

In which Cersei is a new proud mother and Jaime a horny idiot

In which Cersei and Jaime are fooling around

In which Jaime and Tyrion talks about the good old childhood days

In which Robert regrets his choice and try to be a good father for Cersei's children

In which Lancel marries Cersei. He is happy, Cersei is happy, Jaime is happy and no one wonder why they children are gold haired

In which Stannis marries Cersei. She isn't happy, he isn't happy, Westeros doesn't bleed

In which Cersei and Jaime are curious teenagers

In which Cersei's life is the worst, than gets a little better, than...

In which Cersei gets another prophecy

In which Cersei and Jaime are married and Tywin is not amused

In which Robert's life and marriage take an unexpected turn

In which Myrcella isn't a princess but a queen

In which the husband changed, but still there isn't a happy ending

In which Robert isn't disappointed with his marriage

In which Jaime married Margaery

Visenya Targaryen, the youngest child of Princess Elia and Prince Rhaegar Targaryen, is rescued by Lord Eddard Stark on the day of the Sack. Not wanting to keep her within his sight and fearing Dorne's rebellion, Robert decides the best place to send her is to Winterfell, a place far away from King's Landing and Dorne. And who better to keep an eye on her than his dear friend Ned.

Reuploaded. Lyla Stark was the second born of Lord Eddard and Lady Catelyn, the Daughter of Winter, a lady by all rights who was raised in the North, but she felt more at home in the arms of Jaime Lannister than she ever did in Winterfell. (Jaime/OC. Rated M)

What you get when you put in a pot a snarky and disgruntled special forces commander, his lads and a child of Robert Baratheon and Cersei Baratheon...a whole heap of trouble that is what you get. Credit to the bloody masterful NikiVaszi for the cover art, thanks lass.

Children always have an imaginary friends, and miles apart the Starks of Winterfell and the Tyrells of Highgarden worry or dismiss the strange occurrences and coincidences as Margaery and Robb tell stories about their friend in their dreams, or know things they should not. Robb and Margaery don't understand the significance they just know that in dreams they're never alone.

She had the dreadful feeling that he was slipping further away from her than ever. It was this thought that made her reach for his hand. Damn her weak heart and damn her love for him, but she could not bear to think of losing him in such a way. Death would be easier, than to lose him whilst he still lived within her reach. [If Rhaegar survived, but Lyanna did not. What would th

Robert Arryn muere en lugar de su padre Jon Arryn cambiando el juego de tronos de una manera impensada. ONGOING.

House Reyne was the second wealthiest in all Seven Kingdoms and the second most powerful family in the Westerlands, before Tywin Lannister murdered each and every last Reyne and their house had gone extinct. But what if Tywin took a different approach, what if the Reynes were alive and still ruled Castamere after their failed rebellion?