What if the tragic story of the enchanting, strong Queen known as Anne Boleyn had a slight twist? What if, before her beheading in 1536, Anne had had a son? How would England cope under the reign of the Boleyn King?

1499 - 1548. "How strange that the strains of a virginal should make a tankard of ale all the more appealing." Or, five gestures by five Tudor courtiers across five decades, that may or may not have tipped the scales, and may or may not have been simply to ease their own consciences. Oneshot. Canon and historically accurate.

In those moments his figure was fear-inspiring and she trembled alright. Just not for the reason everyone else did. ...A series of AUs for our favorite pair Or a thousand and one way to make 16th century mindset suck less.

Saga is a 19 year old girl with no worries in the world, heading to her late aunts funeral in east England. But falling asleep on the train Saga is unaware of it taking her 500 years back in time instead of taking her to her aunts village. This is the story of Saga. How she fell in love with one off the most powerful men in history and how they together would change it.

Naive country girl Bess Crofter is recruited into the household of the up and coming Seymours. After the Earl of Hertford takes a sultry and disconcerting interest in the young servant she must learn to avoid his advances or give in to her every desire and leave behind the simple life she once loved. Court is a battle ground, who conquers is all a matter strategy. R&R please!

Inspired by in parts by The Good Place and Being Human (UK) Henry is on his deathbed when he is visited by someone he hoped he would never see again. He is given a chance to right his wrongs with the ones he loves and possibly change history. Hopefully new chapters weekly

August 1536. "I would not claim to know all the ways of God. After all, that is your father the King's prerogative, is it not?" Mary meets her new stepmother Queen Jane for the first time, and muses on prerogatives and what makes a queen. Oneshot. Canon compliant and historically accurate.

Harlot Queen. King's Witch. Devil's Bride. Anne Boleyn has been called many things in her life, but not once paid attention to them. She better had... for Lucifer Morningstar, Lord of Hell, is about to come and see for himself the woman who's supposed to be his wife... Crossover with "Lucifer"

1534. "When Mary escapes this hellhole, she will round up everyone who has ever scorned her and have their tongues severed, fried, and fed back to them on a platter garnished with sweetmeats." Threeshot. AU, darkfic. Warnings inside.

1501. Seven sevens will command your life. Oneshot. Canon compliant and historically accurate.

1535. The best place to hide something is in plain sight. Oneshot. Canon and historically accurate.

I've seen this story done a couple of times before and I wanted to give it a try myself. So what if Jane Seymour was Henry's 2nd Queen and Anne Boleyn was his 3rd. How would the events unfold, would Anne be a friend to Katherine and Mary or would she be in it for herself. And what will she do when Henry puts his affection on her. I don't own any of the characters in this story.

A series of Tudors drabbles/fic snippets

Imagine that the imposter prince was actually, Richard IV, what would Elizabeth of York do? Would the Tudor Dynasty still exist? One of her children might still sit on a throne but would it be as a York or a Tudor? Set just after Elizabeth Woodville dies, just what would Elizabeth do for her children and their future?

Attempts to answer the question of what would have happened if Henry Tudor, with the survival of his older brother, had truly entered the Church. Probably going to be Threeshot. Serious AU. Slight spinoff of my other story, King Arthur II, but can be read alone.

Living in the 21st century of the year 2089, Margaret Regui, is helping her friend in an experiment for time traveling. She time travels to 16th century England at King Henry VIII court. Hoping to change history, she unexpectedly falls for the King. Will she survive with secrets and lies?

18 February 1536. "The daughter of Anne Boleyn wearing a fur that belonged to Katherine of Aragon: it's an obscene image, to say the least." Oneshot. Canon compliant and historically accurate.

Early 1534. "Her father had intended her time at Hatfield to be an education in obedience and submission. While Mary was determined never to learn those lessons, Hatfield was certainly proving to be an education in itself." Inspired by the #MeToo movement. Twoshot. Canon compliant and historically accurate.

"Please do not cry, Mary." She was not even slightly angry with him for using her first name, for eschewing propriety and throwing titles out the window. If she wanted, she could slap him for calling her 'Mary,' for touching her without her permission. She could do worse than that. Instead, she wanted to kiss him for it. So she did. *Re-upload, complete* Eustace/Mary

Anne Boleyn bowed out gracefully, but can the unexpected bring her back strong? You bet.

January 1536. Little Elizabeth eludes her ladies-in-waiting during a chilly winter sunset. Oneshot. Canon and historically accurate.

Mary Tudor discovers the shocking truth that she is actually a child of King Henry VIII and the girl he raped in France. The girl's name is Anne Boleyn. Her mother is not Catherine the Queen, but Anne the Whore. (Henry and Anne married in 1533 and have five sons and one daughter, actually two with Mary)

1539. Anne Boleyn makes a decision that has her sister reeling. Oneshot. AU. Inspired by ReganX's "On the Edge of a Golden World".

Within days of burying her late husband, Sir Richard Pace, Mrs. Eleanor Pace (O/C) is forced to confront the man that assumes control over his position-Sir Thomas Cromwell, the very antithesis of her beliefs and unexpectedly much more. Sir Cromwell can't understand why she appears to loathe him especially with the silent unacknowledged truth burns between them.

Making her debut at the Court of King Henry VIII, Erin quickly learns that the life of a lady at Court is different than the life she'd been told and that the reason she's been brought to England is to serve one man in particular. And she's not exactly in a position to say no.