"Let the wise listen and add to their learning, and let the discerning get guidance—"- Proverbs 1: 5 (NIV) What if Blanca II of Navarre survived and turned everything on its head in her own way with support from those around her to benefit her beloved great-niece Catalina of Spain and her family? How would history change by this one single act of survival?

This is my first AU Tudors story! Princess Mary Tudor is a modern teen with the two major problems - she misses her mother, and she hates her father's new trophy wife, Jane Seymour. But there's a lot more to Jane than meets the eye! Rated T for underage drinking and some mild language.

In a bid to keep England from breaking away from the Flock of Rome, Pope Clement VII decides to send his cousin to England in a bid to drive a wedge between King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. His effort to ensure that King Henry does not continue to seek an annulment from Katherine of Aragon has far reaching consequences. Clarice de' Medici shall be no man's mistress.

A king succumbs to temptation and leaves his wife for another woman. However, the repercussions of his actions reverberate throughout the kingdom. The queen, devastated by her husband's betrayal, seeks revenge or plots her own path to happiness.

Meet Lady Elizabeth 'Bessie' Howard- the beautiful daughter of the Duke of Norfolk, and the best friend, cousin, and confidant of Anne Boleyn. Follow Bessie's life as she grows up in the glittering French and English royal courts. What will happen when Bessie falls for Edward Seymour- an enemy to the Howard family, and the brother of Anne's greatest rival... Based on The Tudors

What if Catalina of Aragon and Henry ViII have six daughters

Katherine Tudor the youngest daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon had returned to court as the second female Ambassador of Portugal. Everyone assumes that she is a pure intentional girl to use and manipulate, but they are wrong. Katherine has ambitions of her own. Katherine knew exactly how to win the game without the help of any man. By taking power back from her enemies

Ce soir, la reine s'en veut : elle a un mari dévoué, qui l'adore, qui ne la trompe pas, qui la gâte… pourquoi prend-elle le risque de tout gâcher ?

In the midst of Tudor-era England's political turmoil, Queen Catherine of Aragon's life takes an unexpected turn when she gives birth to a healthy son, Arthur. As she grapples with her precarious position and fights for her daughter Mary's future, little does she know that her son holds a secret that could change everything. He is ARTHUR PENDRAGON born again!

Airel is the only blood descendant of King Richard III and the House of Plantagenet. She claims her place through her marriage with Edmund Tudor to be safe and protected in England. Now she plays the role where King Henry 8th hungered, lust and conquest to have a son and heir where she must keep herself alive and remain in power and King's favor.

Catherine Howard was a struggling fashion model in modern London. Anne of Cleves Cosmetics was a powerful lady CEO trying to protect her fashion empire. Thomas Culpepper was rich, gorgeous, and nothing but trouble! A modern AU Tudors story with tons of romantic drama and intrigue. Rated T for steamy sex to come!

What if Anne Boleyn was not executed on May 19, 1536? What if Henry pardoned his pregnant wife and admitted to faking all the charges? Anne was restored, and her son became her lifeline. But what if Anne didn't forgive Henry? Why should he escape his own punishment?

Katherine of Aragon, the abandoned Spaniard. Anne Boleyn, the famously seductive "Greensleves". Pale, demure Jane Seymour. Anne of Cleves, the unappealing German princess. Young and flirtatious Katheryn Howard. Learned Catherine Parr. They were very different, but had one thing in common: a husband, a king, Henry VIII. So just how did these noble women meet their ends?

Henry VIII- a famous historical figure, hated by many, revered by a handful. Who was he really, behind the courtly grandeur and the veil of time? And how did England's golden prince become a gluttonous and unforgiving King?

With Henry VIII now dead and his son,Henry IX now on the throne, how will the Tudor Family live through the Golden Years? (Sequel to A Change For The Better)

Henry is now married to Jane Seymour, Grace willingly stepping aside to start a new life. However, will she be able to stay away from the intrigues of court or will she forever be chained to the lives of the Tudors?

On his deathbed, Henry VIII remembers his wives in a dream. What do they have to say to the man that destroyed their lives?

What if King Henry's wandering eye had fallen upon Jane Seymour before Anne Boleyn? How different of a course would every life involved have taken? And how would this affect what would later become the king's Great Matter. Please Read and Review. Thank you!

The rule of King George II is upon England... but what no one knows is he is just like his mother, magical. Sequel to Witch Queen

Elle ne devrait pas. C'est mal et c'est malsain surtout.

Wat as koning Henry net een keer getroud is? Wat as sy die heks was en niemand ooit uitvind nie Vrywaring: Ek besit nie die Tudors nie, net my ocs, aangesien die kinders anders sal wees, kan dieselfde name hê, maar nie dieselfde nie. ps-towerspreuke is ook nie myne nie, net leen pps Isabella is blond met blou oë, bleek velhartvormige gesig plomp en rooskleurige lippe. Isabella is 1

Henry Tudor, king of England and all werewolves and humans residing there and Alpha of the Tudor Rose Pack has spent years looking for his mate after he turned eighteen. He has a wife, but he refused to mark her. Until now. But what happens when he finally meets his mate only after he’s marked Katherine?

King Henry wished to divorced Katherine to marry Anne Boylen. So, his only hope is to Princess Eleanor Tudor who Katherine made a big enemy out of her to accept and support his divorce. Eleanor will do more than that. She will show Katherine that England belongs to the Tudors and its people.

In love's embrace, we once thrived so well, Two hearts entwined in a timeless spell. But seasons changed, your love did stray, Unrequited, I held on, come what may. Then one day, you saw the truth thereof, Realizing you'd lost your one true love. In love's sweet return, our hearts did dance, A second chance, a newfound romance.

Queen Anne Boleyn died from beheading after being falsely accused of adultery and treason in 1936. But when she closed her eyes and waited for the sword to fall onto her neck, she woke up on her bed at Hever Castle. She realized that she had went back ten years in the past to the time when she had been bedridden from the Sweat in 1926. As she lay in her bed, still weak and frail, s