Sansa Stark flees Kings Landing on the eve of her wedding, just as Jon Snow abandons the wildlings and makes for Castle Black. Sansa goes North, to Jon, for he will keep her safe, he will protect her. But then, where will they go from there? The start of a long journey promises something more.

When Sansa is attacked by a creature underneath the full moon, she is then infected by the curse. Can she live a normal life despite this curse? How will this affect the future of The Game of Thrones? AU may differ from canon as the story goes.

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.

As a child, Robb is told the fate of the Stark household.

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.

One day, you are a normal person having a normal life. The next, you are suddenly stuck in the body of a warrior king. And you know what's going to happen in the future of that king. This story belongs to Gladiusone.

Edmure Tully's story, gaining memories of his past life after Robert's rebellion, and wanting to be the great lord of Westeros.

291 AC Ned Stark is dead. And Catelyn made a promise to him. (Ficlets and short stories.)

Maekar Targaryen gets a second chance at love with his daughter's handmaiden Alys Snow, a northern bastard who is past her prime.

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

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.

"... But mountains run dry, winter yields to spring, and the rose blooms once more..." A golden rose growing strong is never meant to survive winter, but with a goldenhand to tend its gardens, the reach of the thorns is far and strong. (Crossposted on AH under a different name, I am the original author) Male!SI Self-Insert as Willas Tyrell, the crippled Heir to Highgarden

If Shireen Baratheon had her way, she would spend every shift in her father's bookstore organizing the mess, and none of it with the customers. The chance to make that a reality falls into her lap, and all she has to pay to get it is the presence of a punk with a paper to write.

Par la volonté de sa première épouse décidée à limiter la catastrophe qui s'annonce à l'horizon, Jon Arryn se retrouve doté d'un fils et héritier. Mais reste à voir si celui-ci pourra devenir davantage qu'un simple lord de Westeros.

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

Eddard Stark loves his children. And that love for his sons changes everything. Rather then sending Jon to the Wall, Ned instead grants him a holdfast of his own before heading to King's Landing. Robb Stark will not be a lone wolf fighting his wars this time.

In 293 AC, four of Ned's most powerful vassals come to talk to him about the North and House Stark. A talk that will slowly change some of Eddard Stark's views forever. How will this slightly different Eddard Stark impact the North? Will his decisions have a lasting impact on House Stark and the War of the Five Kings?

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, former assassin-in-training and current exile from a mysterious order, nurses a broken heart and some serious grudges as she makes her way across Westeros, seeking revenge on those who have hurt her. Will she find peace in a land at war, or will mysterious forces succeed in shaping her destiny, and with it, the destiny of Westeros? Part 2 of The Assassins Trilogy

Jon Snow uncovers a great power beneath the Frostfangs, and Westeros is changed forever.

Lord Commander Mormont understands the threat faced by the realm from things beyond the wall. But the Night's Watch cannot stop it alone, and thus begins a bastard boy's journey down South to join the War of the Five Kings in the hopes of uniting the realm from the death that marched towards its doorsteps.

'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.

In the Twilight of The Unworthy's Rule, with Westeros on the verge of war with Dorne, seeds planted by a hungry king begin to take root as the Great Bastards of the Realm. Brynden Rivers, Aegor Rivers, and Daemon Waters, grow from nameless, houseless boys, into the men that would one day shape the future of Westeros. The men that would start and finish the Blackfyre Rebellion.

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?

(AU) (Willas Tyrell/Sansa Stark, Robb Stark/Margaery Tyrell) A story of what could have been if Sansa had been able to marry Willas instead of Tyrion, and if House Tyrell and House Stark had been able to work together.