This is a modern AU set in modern day Westeros. Jon Snow is a Targaryen. He is not related to Sansa. All the Starks are ALIVE! The government is now parliamentary. Lord Stark is an MP and Rhaegar Targaryen is Prime Minister. Sansa Stark meets Jon Targaryen due to a fender bender. There is a definite attraction. Jon is a complete gentleman and Sansa is sassy.

Olly moved through the world as though waiting for a blow from above, eyes sharp and wary.

When Ned and Robert arrive in King's Landing, Cercei believes it will be Ned who becomes King. She attempts to seduce him and being distraught over what happened to Rhaegar's children he takes her to bed. I wonder what happens after a blond haired child with grey eyes is born a few months later.

Jaime has decided that Cersei has turned into the mad king, desperate for redemption and to become his own man, he turns to Winterfell. Sansa and Jon have become close, but Jon's fear get in the way. This creates a love triangle between the three as the figure out what they want in the middle of the most important battles of their lives. Jonsa Jaisa - full summary inside.

Set in the Battle of the Bastards (6x09) during the conversation between the Greyjoys and Dany and Tyrion. What if the conversation takes a turn to the one thing Theon and Tyrion have in common: Sansa. What will Daenerys learn about her Hand and what will Tyrion learn about the torture inflicted upon them. Small mentions of abuse.

Raya Stark was one of the eldest of Eddard's children. Family. Duty. Honor. Jon was family. Equipped with the temper of her aunt, the dedication of her father, and the gift of her ancestors, Raya went beyond the wall in search of her half brother. She found him... but she also found a wildling that drew her in faster than any knight in those silly books Sansa had read.

Jorah has traveled far North for his Khaleesi. After finding a cure and restoring his family name, he returns with new allies. While in Oldtown, he gathered new knowledge about the growing threat of the white walkers. Jorah is welcomed back by a heartfelt reunion with Daenerys. ( Jorah x Daenerys. )

"In the beginning," Shella told the pomegranate she was arranging, "Harrenhal was ruined. It all started there. It was ruined for the realm to be born." "No," Minisa laughed, playfully sprinkling Shella's face with the water for Minisa's flowers. "No. Everything started with a beam of sunlight."

Jon and Sansa's conversation after the meeting with the lords and ladies in the halls. Mostly just inner thoughts of them both during that one scene. (Inspired by the scene in 7x01) Contains dialogue from the show.

If Rob Stark falls, Sansa Stark is the key to the North. And if Littlefinger marries her he'll have the key in his pocket.

Jon is the Bastard of Winterfell. Ghost is a runty, albino direwolf. Most of the time they're all they have in the world. A story about Jon and his direwolf, and how they both survive. T for safety, but it may go up. Ch. 5: The Night's Watch is not what Jon expected. This is possibly the greatest understatement of his young life.

After the battle for Winterfell, Jon and Sansa have to make it their home again. They have to make themselves whole first. AKA innocent bed sharing evolves. What starts as a simple caring between 2 people becomes something far greater that the kingdom could be destroyed over. Bran and Tyrion get their own little chapters later on, but this is Jonsa. Rated T for language only.

Who will live, who will simply survive, who will die. Who knows.

AU where Catelyn is brought to King's Landing after she kidnaps Tyrion.

Il a toujours su quelle image il donnait aux autres. Il a eu de la peine, de la colère. Il a ressentit de l'incompréhension. Peu importe. Un Lannister payait toujours ses dettes et il avait bien l'intention de régler les siennes aujourd'hui.

Myrcella Baratheon was used to being treated as an afterthought by the members of the royal family. Not that she is surprised by this; she was a girl. Yet, when she visits Winterfell with the royal entourage, she finds that perhaps being ignored is better than having to speak to a certain heir to the north, who causes her to be more Baratheon than Lannister. Robb/Myrcella One-Shot

Série d'histoires aux thèmes divers centrées sur le personnage de Joffrey Baratheon.

The Game of Thrones is over, and Jon Snow stands as victor. With the Iron Throne being offered to him, how will he respond to his destiny? Based on a theory of how the series might end.

Does what the title tells

Cersei and Tyrion are twins one day their lives and the lives of the Lannister of Casterly Rock entwined

A novelization of the Battle of Hardhome with an alternative character.

JOFFREY / ROS. After her betrayal of Petyr Baelish, Ros is brought to Joffrey who "wanted to try something new… something daring". This is an attempt to recreate the events that were mentioned but left off-screen in S3E6, "The Climb". Features graphic violence (crossbow shots galore) and some sensuality, but ultimately isn't worse in this regard than the imagery from the show.

Sequel to Woods of Winterfell. Gwyn was left behind in the great escape from King's Landing. Sansa, Arya, and Carn are on the run. And Robb is King in the North. Read to find out what happens next.

In which Jaime Lannister pays a visit to the North, if this means finally reaching Brienne of Tarth. A room has to be shared and words are exchanged with a powerful effect on both parts.

"You're really going to the wall?" I asked. "Yes, it's what I've wanted for a long time." Jon replied. "I know." I said. "But I never thought the time would come so soon. Please, change your mind." "Why?" Jon asked. "Because I want you here with me." I said. "Don't worry so much. You have Robb to keep you safe." Jon said. "You don't understand a thing, do you?" I asked bitterly.