How do you make Westeros worse? By dropping in some magical boy Greg. Greg from a year before canon gets punted into Westeros on his birthday and granted the Celestial Grimoire.

An SI wakes up in the body of a 10-year-old Robb Stark, without his memories. To avoid the original end, he must win the game. Thankfully, he has connected to something impossible: a Shard of an entity with a power well-known to him. But, it has some twists that may be the key to winning the game. After all, winning means being willing to go farther than the other guy.

Book III of the Infinite and the Divine. Taylor Hebert awakens from her great battle with Scion on a primitive world far from her own, lost and confused. Without her Olympian strength, but with all of her Vanir magic, she forges a place for herself among the gods and monsters of her new world.

Alexandria died, then she got better. Waking up in a new world was a surprisingly normal occurrence. But waking up in a new world without any Doors was certainly a novelty, even for her. The Dragons and Ice Zombies were just a Tuesday in comparison.

Death was not the end. At least not for Taylor Hebert. She thought her fight was over, that she could finally rest after helping save the world. Only things did not end as expected. Now, stuck in a foreign land with a new name and a new face, she has to decide whether to play the game or watch as an evil much like the one who plagued her own world consumes her new home.

Taylor Hebert was the first human from Earth to travel in hyperspace. She was also the first human from Earth to discover why hyperspace is so very dangerous. After all, hyperspace ain't like dusting crops, is it? The Game of Thrones will never be the same again.

Taylor has the ability to summon the one true king, Stannis Baratheon.