What if the Rebellion began differently? What if Rickard Stark decided that he would not go to King's Landing alone? Inspired by "Summer Crowns" by DubiousScrivener.

Arya Stark returns from Braavos after leaving the House of Black and White and arrives in White Harbor just in time for Ser Davos to return from Skagos with Rickon. She has plans for retaking Winterfell and reestablishing the Stark's rule over the North, but how will she deal with the coming Long Night and the arrival of a Dragon Queen?

The story of Aenyx, a bastard of Aegon IV, both by birth and by morals. Narcissist and callous, Aenyx is a brat and an eventual sociopath. How would he fare in the court of Daeron II?

What if Jon Snow was born as a female like Rhaegar probably wanted? This is an alternative story about Lyanna Snow/Visenya Targaryen who grew up in Winterfell as a wild, fierce, beautiful and clever bastard daughter of Eddard Stark, she was never told who her mother was, however a strange discovery in the crypts beneath Winterfell will change her life forever.

When a girl with a queenly grace emerges from wildfire all the smiles die at the Tourney of Harrenhal. In which those who should've been a tragic Dragon Prince and Sun Princess, turn King and Queen, and love a bewildered Queen of Winter. Or Ice and Fire is made into a different song but made nonetheless. Liberal Mixing of Show and Books!

Waking up as a 12 year old Petyr Baelish wasn't on his to do list. At least he was the Gamer, that should make this life easier... Right? SI/Petyr Gamer/SI

After finding himself in the body of a westerosi peasant, a PLA veteran starts a war of liberation to free the common people of the continent from the greedy claws of the highborn.

'He awoke with a gasp that he was sure travelled across the Narrow Sea' Jon Snow lives, but as a boy in Winterfell once more. He must fight for survival, for his family and to claim his birthright. All the while he must keep his darkest secret in the shadows, whilst playing the deadliest game of all. He is a song of ice and fire, a song ready to be sung. {video game/time travel}

For millennia, the Three-Eyed Crow has watched a cycle loom over the Seven Kingdoms. Of devils and heroes, of corpses and kings, of ice and fire. And now that cycle is at its end.

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. Book 3 Begins!

A story must always start with a beginning, that's common sense. But what do you do if the beginning is not what you thought it was?

My take on A song of Ice and Fire, Where Bloodraven Contacted a young Jon and Guided Him to His Ultimate Destiny, The Iron Throne. The story contains a very Confident Jon, Ser Arthur Dayne Survie, Queen Rhaella Targaryen Survives, Ashahra Dayne Survives, Daenerys Targaryen's story is very different from Canon. A lot of OC Characters.

The forty-fifth year after the coming of the Dragon, a man is displaced and pushed into the body of a Westerosi boy, bringing change to a stagnant world. Note: Chapters uploaded weekly.

Robert Baratheon wins the war and marries Lyanna Stark and their marriage isn't miserable. Sounds like a Happy Ending, right? But their twin sons will grow up to become very different men, and they will rip the world apart in the process.

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.

Eddard knows that he doesn't deserve Cersei, the most beautiful woman he has ever seen. But he loves her, and she loved him. Nedsei oneshot. Not for the faint of heart.

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.

Robb Stark is sent to Kingslanding to learn alongside Jon Arryn, there he meets A Rose and A Princess. Caught up in the inevitable Game of Thrones, can Robb Stark keep his honour and maybe find love amongst a game of lies, plot and betrayal? A Rose tempts a Wolf to her Garden, A Princess sets her eyes on a Wolf. A Clash of Heart, Passion. Honour and Love.

When Cersei Lannister was a little girl her father promised her a prince. Tywin Lannister kept his word, sadly it wasn't the prince that she was promised.

His siblings looked nothing like his father, what with their golden hair and emerald eyes. Why, looking at Myrcella was like looking at a mirror of his mother. Not that Damon had any right to talk. When HE looked in a mirror, he saw his uncle Jaime.

King Robert I Baratheon had a mountain of regrets in his final moments. It took dying to lift the veil from his eyes so he could really see what he had become. He did not know what to expect of the afterlife, but he most certainly did not think he would be charged by the gods, old and new, to go back and fix the mess he had created and to prepare the coming darkness.

Continuing the story of "A Song of Guns, Germs and Steel" as medieval Westeros continues to grapple with the revelation of the modern world.

This is my version (or what I wished it ought to have been) of the relationship between Ser Criston Cole of the Kingsguard and Rhaenyra Targaryen. Mind the mature content and language, if you would. Enjoy.

Brienne était consciente de son apparence. Pourtant, elle n'aurait jamais cru attirer l'intérêt du frère de la reine, Jaime Lannister, durant sa présentation. (nouveaux chapitres tous les mois, Bridgerton AU)

After the Kingsguard's loss during the combat at the Tower of Joy, an extremely jaded and weary Arthur Dayne must find his way in a world where any sense of purpose he previously had has been destroyed. All of Westeros assumes him dead, but that bears little meaning to a Sword of the Morning.