The thoughts of a dying man. Tyrion has been poisoned. Perhpas love can save him. R&R, Tyrion/Sansa, post-finale piece

After Jon is hailed King in the North, there is heavy drinking and strange conversations.

Petyr Baelish/OC - AU - Robb's twin sister Lyiana disappeared when she was a child and eventually returned harboring a gift from the Gods. Now she must play the Game of Thrones in order to protect herself and those she loves.

(One shot, set post-S8.) In which Daario Naharis goes to Asshai in order to win back his Queen, and realizes there is more to blood magic than he thinks. [An exercise I made for myself in order to test my old fanfiction skills. Take pity on me.]

A year...that's all he managed to live after he killed his love. A year is a long time and a year can change many things especially when given a chance to fix one's mistakes

With things falling apart for her, Daenerys Targaryen snaps and irrationally blames Sansa for everything, she now seeks revenge and in her eyes, there is no better way that through Sansa's love. Now poor Podrick Payne is about to feel the Targaryen heiress' wrath. Modern AU evil Dany, contains mature scenes.

Tycho Nestoris ventures to Westeros to collect on a debt for the Iron Bank. One-shot sequel/follow-up to A War for Five Queens, & Sansa-centric.

["The Tale of the Bear and the Dragon", Book 3] When Lannister forces attack Meereen, it is Daenerys turn to save Jorah.

Tyrion gets Jorah drunk, leaving Daenerys to help him back to his chambers.

Sometimes, he wants her. But he is not Theon. Reek watches her. She gives him hope, but he knows better than to touch Master's Wife.

Melisandre/Davos Post 8X03 What if Davos picked Melisandre's necklace from the ground and accidentally brought her somehow back to life? What if Melisandre's life was literally in the hands of her worst enemy? Would he kill her or maybe, find a way to forgive her?

Post-Series. When the Queen of the North requests to meet with the King's Hand at the Crossroads Inn, Tyrion assumes it is of some matter of state. What the Queen suggests instead is surprising, but logical. After all, neither one of them is sentimental enough to attach much significance to marriage.

The Gods witness the Prince kill the Dragon Queen. This is not what they intended. So the Gods decide to fix the error. Or, my response to the GOT finale, cause they should have ruled together.

Based on the prompt "Jaime and Brienne get stuck on a deserted island together" from @braimeficideas on Tumblr

Rose Stark has spent her childhood in Winterfell. Now, with her sister betrothed and her father named Hand of the King, she leaves for the capital of the Seven Kingdoms and discovers a world she'd rather not live in. DISCLAIMER: contains explicit language and scenes of a violent/sexual nature. PAIRING: various, including Theon/OC. [update for season 8 delayed]

Gendry and Arya reunite in Winterfell. Amidst the tension of the upcoming war they attempt to rediscover each other. This follows the scenes of S8 and focuses on Gendry's POV. I just needed to let my little Gendrya shipper heart sail. Hope you enjoy! Happily ever after. (Rated M for mild maturity later on.)

"Même lorsqu'il était venu jusqu'à elle dans cette chambre. Même lorsqu'il avait regardé son corps nu avec envie. Même lorsqu'il l'avait passionnément embrassée. Même lorsqu'il lui avait fait l'amour. Elle ne s'était pas laissée aller à croire qu'il y aurait davantage." OS. Saison 8.

Half wolf, half dragon, Alys finds that the fight for the throne becomes a battle of the heart instead. {AU}.

"They will take their time. They will learn to wean the frost from their bones." - Jon and Sansa. She comes to his bed one night and somehow never leaves.

A series of vignettes about the Game of Thrones characters. Clearly, based on this and Beyond the Ice and the Fire, I found the latter half of season 8 to be problematic in terms of storytelling and character development. Basically, ignore that the episode The Iron Throne ever existed. The chapters won't be in chronological order.

Through the battles and betrayals, Jorah and Daenerys find their way home. *season 8 fix-it*

"The past is already written. The ink is dry." But the future was changed, the board reset, the book being rewritten. Bran climbed shakily to his feet, watched the world around him move and take no notice of him. All he could do now was watch the new story unfold.

Jorah's efforts weren't enough during the Battle of Ice and Fire. Daenarys Targaryen lies unconscious in the halls of Winterfell, uncertain to ever wake again. This changes everything. The survivors of the Long Night survey what remains: Seven Kingdoms yet to conquer...or destroy. But the path to power or freedom will be different in the Dragon Queen's absence, however temporary.

The Gods send Catelyn's spirit back in time after the Red Wedding because of the breaking of guest rights. What difference will loving a motherless child make in The Game of Thrones?

[Showverse] Two gifts, years apart.