Hi once more! Here I am with two short parallel/twin stories. This one will be Tyrion/Sansa centered, and the other Jaime/Brienne centered ("The Skin Remembers"), and they'll be closely related to each other. I think I'll post and update them alternately. I'm starting with the T/S one. Let's see how this experiment plays out. I hope you enjoy this. :-)

As Jon turns twelve Namedays old, he has a dream with a voice, urging him to discover the truth about his true parents. He will find out many truths, and he will go on to strive, to return the Lands of Old Valyria, and His House back to his former glory. The story starts around 295 A.C Seventh Moon.

Summary: In an alternative universe, King Robert calls on a different old friend and brother to assist him. But whose decency, kindness, and sense of honor, while a bit different from Ned Stark's are equally strong. But are the family values of House Addams a match for the ruthless Lannisters? (A prequel to a longer tale I'm fooling with)

Visenya Targaryen, is the 3rd child of The Mad King. Upon the death of her father, Ned Stark, has one distinct order from Robert Baratheon. To kill her. Seeing that she is only a child, he takes her to Winterfell where she remains safety hidden. After the death of Ned Stark, Visenya vows to destroy those who destroyed her family once and for all, and claim, what is rightfully hers.

Eddard is given a second chance to re-write the fate of his House and his story.

Resigned to his life as the widowed Lord of Winters Rest, focusing on raising his two children and doing his duty to the North. All of this changes when his cousin Sansa (herself a widow with a daughter of her own) pays him a long visit at Winters Rest. Hope you enjoy, please read and review, constructive criticism always appreciated.

Having survived the Others' invasion of Westeros, those who survive are left to pick through the rubble. With the world the Others destroyed behind them, they must attempt to lay the foundations for the world to come.

Born as a second son to teh Mad King, how will Daemon Targaryen change the fate of the Targaryen dynasty? This is the story of a man who would rise up from the ashes and change the very history of this world, a man scorned and burnt by his own father. This is the story of Daemon Targaryen-The Burnt Prince.

Queen Daenerys was not above throwing down the ultimate trump card, one that not even her talented Hand could top: "Tyrion Lannister, as your ruler, I command: you will not continue in your post another day without taking a decent vacation." One problem: Tyrion wasn't aware that the Queen in the North had been sent on vacation too. Told in connected drabble chapters.

"The Stranger was neither male nor female, yet both, ever the outcast, the wanderer from far places, less and more than human, unknown and unknowable." A look into how Arya's life may have differed had she been born the elder Stark sister. [currently being rewritten & updated]

An alternate telling of the Battle of Bastards (Hopefully a believable blend between the show and the books). Although still reeling from the tragedies and betrayals they have suffered, Jon and Sansa with the aid of Brienne and Ser Davos rally the North to their side as they prepare for the coming Winter. The North Remembers.

AU. What if Robert did not marry Cersei Lannister, but her older sister, Contessa? The marriage of Robert Baratheon and Contessa Lannister effectively ends the Targaryen reign. By uniting both houses and making their kingdom whole again. Power and family hang in the balance against the political plots of their council, threatening to tear both the marriage and the kingdom apart.

Tywin Lannister is a ruthless man, but he has one soft spot not many people know about. His younger daughter. When she is taken hostage by Robb Stark during the War of the Five Kings, things will take a dramatic turn.

Joanna Lannister bears her mother's name and has succeeded where her siblings couldn't: making Twyin proud. Joanna has Jaime's swordmanship skills, Cersei's love for those she deems her own and a wit that bonds her closest to Tyrion. She's everything the other three aren't, at least not on their own and so far Twyin has had nothing but praise for her. Will things stay that way?

A mysterious figure gathers important players before the game can begin. What happens when they are given the unique opportunity to see the future? Would things change? Or will they get worse?

Año 298 dC: Algo sucedió en Westeros y Essos que cambiaría para siempre el Rumbo de la historia de este mundo. Lobos, Leones, Ciervos y Dragones, junto a sus abanderados y súbditos se despertaron con memorias de un futuro que aún no había sucedido. En este mundo nuevo ahora cada uno de ellos tendrán que apresurarse para cambiar los terribles destinos que les depara

Jon is stabbed to death by his brothers. In death, he finds out about his parentage, and a prophecy of waking dragons from stone comes alive, while another of a dragon has three heads also rears its head. "Yes, Orys, that is true. I'm your father, Rhaegar Targaryen, and you are the promised prince. The one who will lead the living out of the darkness."

Prince, dragonrider, spymaster, heir to the Iron Throne... Aeonar Targaryen had it all growing up and strived to prove his worth. But when he's betrayed by those he thought he trusted, he strikes out on his own to leave his mark on the world - his accomplishments eventually earning him the nickname "the Young Dragon." Will he succeed? Or will he succumb to the cursed madness?

This is the story accompanying its twin, "A Dead Heart May Never Die," and as I announced in that story, this one is Jaime/Brienne centered, whereas the other focuses on Tyrion and Sansa. They are parallel to each other.

Arthur Dayne's heroic intervention saves the loyalists, securing the Targaryen Dynasty's rule. In the North, a hidden prince and supposed bastard begins an epic quest, battling immense odds and deep-seated prejudices to carve a legendary name that will resonate across the ages and throughout the realms of Westeros and beyond.

An AU-scenarios based book, of my work: The Shadow Queen of Tywin Lannister. Aerys' madness brought the world to the brink of chaos. Rhaegar's passion started a Rebellion and everyone suffered right after while the Dragon Line almost went extinct. However, how would things have turned out if those things never took place? What if at the Harrenhal Tourney, Aerys was upstaged and R

This is an Au story. Aegon survived the sack of King's Landing. He was safely delivered into his uncles' arms. Now a man of nineteen years he is sent to Casterly Rock to compete in Tourney for Joanna Baratheon the only living legitimate child from Robert and Cersei. He becomes her personal guard. How will the Sun Dragon react to the Storm Doe that is Joanna? Aegon/ OC

Cersei and Jaime have made it to the boat, but the path to a new life together will not be easy. Read as they struggle on a small dingy, argue on a giant sailboat, get harassed by monkeys on a small island, discuss baby names, fight over the previous wrongs they did to each other, and interact with small folk in the free cities.

A childhood mishap gives Jon Snow a more intimate relationship with violence. In a world ruled by tyrants, where cruelty is the rule and war the expectation, will this lowly bastard join the bloodbath or will he find something else worth fighting for? AU with no White Walkers and a slightly OOC Jon gallivanting all over the Seven Kingdoms (and beyond).

A Targaryen alone in the world is a terrible thing. Truer words were never spoken to Kaela, the bastard daughter of the Mad King's sister. Raised by Melisandre in Volantis, she was driven by only one thing. Revenge. With Jaime Lannister aware of her true identity, and tales of White Walkers from the North, how long can a Targaryen survive? Spin-off to Fire and Light (HOTD) series.