She had come to peace with her fate. She had accepted it... However, waking up in the 21st century, in Charles Brandon's bed, roomy of the infamous Henry VIII, for crying out loud.. That she had not imagined when thinking about heaven. Moreover,

What if Anne got an annulment instead of a trial? What if she could live and Elizabeth could continue being a princess, while Henry married Jane? What would happen to everybody involved? Inspired by the marquess of Pembroke challange. Complete! Revision completed August 9 2013.

What if Mary was not Henry and Catherine's child and fearing the King's wrath, lady Salisbury put another child in her crib, burying the true Mary in an unmarked grave? Who is this impostor? Where does she come from? What is her purpose. After the great matter, Mary sets out to find the truth but the truth is far more frightening than what she could have imagined. Multiple Xovers.

A last chance to say goodbye for Catherine and Thomas.

A collection of one shots about my favourite pairing using my favourite band's songs.

Will Catherine and Mary finally find happiness through escapes, secrets and deceptions? But that's what may happen next. In the beginning there's just a letter and another Boleyns' plan.

Ella Buckley arrives at court to meet Charles Brandon, her future husband. But can any one woman hope to hold onto Charles's notoriously fickle attention? Theresa Brandon, Charles's sister, catches the eye of Edward Seymour...yet she must choose if she is going to play the obedient wife, or stand up against his often ruthless ways. Charles/OC; Edward/OC

What if Jane Boleyn was infatuated by Katherine Howard?

Edmund Plantagenet was fated to die but fate changed its mind and spared him from his horrible fate. Mary (Tudor) was given a second chance and she wakes up in the woods near Dover where she finds a fugitive Edmund.

Katherine was cracking under the mask she wore so consummately and Anne wondered when she would reach breaking point. Then, looking at her, she realized she already had. Modern AU. Oneshot. Implied Henry/Katherine, Katherine/Anne Boleyn.

From the challenge by ReganX. Anne dies a year early, in childbirth with another princess, and Katherine lives an extra year. Jane Seymour marries the King while Katherine is still alive.

King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn have been reincarnated and now live in an alternative futuristic world in which the Cold War had a very different outcome. In the Soviet-occupied United States, they must struggle to survive and keep their love alive.

What if Henry was the older son of Henry VII, and Anne was a princess? When they are married, Henry hates her, but Anne thinks they can be happy. Is she right?

He's not your traditional beauty, but he's lovely all the same. George Boleyn/Mark Smeaton.

Five words to describe a never-existed love. [CatherineofAragon/Mendoza]

Life was a game, and she was determined to win. Anne Stanhope character piece.

"I remain unvanquished." What if on May 19, 1537 Henry saw Anne's ghost? What if she continued to reappear for the rest of his life? Will they spend the next 10 years hating each other or will they forgive one another?

Princess Mary makes an extreme decision: suicide.

Lady Erlaine returns to a Court she barely recognizes after 3 years abroad. At first she dislikes Queen Anne Boleyn, but after getting to know her, she becomes her protector. Erlaine hesitates to love, but when Charles Brandon expresses interest, she gives in to her heart. Can their love survive when their pasts try to tear them apart?

A story about the possibility of Mary remaining the King's mistress longer than in the show and another path for Anne. Rating's just for safety. Due to my wonderful readers it has now become a longer story. Complete!

AU. What if Katherine Howard was not Henry's fifth wife? what if Cromwell was spared and told the king about a noble french woman, descendant of Eleanor of Aquitaine? Here is the tale of Queen Marina de Champagne, Henry VIII's fifth wife!

It's historical fact that Anne Boleyn is beheaded on May 19 1536. Except she wasn't. A carefully transfigured and charmed chair was beheaded as Anne Boleyn and earlier, a set of charmed tables were beheaded as George Boleyn and four others. (Tudors/Harry Potter)

Mary swore she would never be anyone's puppet or tool. She was her own mistress and one day she would be ruler of all. (Multiple crossover.)

Thomas More felt like Mary, mother of Jesus on the day her son was crucified as the events unfolded on the screen for the third time. (Stargate Atlantis/Tudors Crossover)

The Tudor Family but with a modern twist. Henry Turner is a millionaire CEO of a large oil company. After the death of his brother and father, he marries his brother's girlfriend and becomes the richest and most powerful man in America. However his real story begins when he meets a woman name Anne. His life and the life of all those around him is changed forever.