(If you like this story, read my other story Bad Habits which is based on His French Rose but in my opinion, Bad Habits is much more well written then this story) What if Henry viii didn't marry Catherine of Aragon? what if he met someone just for love and not for political reasons? Will this change the man we see as a tyrant? Will this affect what happens next? The 19-year-old Charlotte of Valois-Angouleme daughter of the late Charles of Orléans and sister to the future Francis I of France. Charlotte marries the charismatic, young and handsome King Henry VIII, what will happen to her whilst married to the newly crowned King? will she give him his awaited son or will it be off with her head...

This narrative revolves around Queen Anne Boleyn, the second wife of Henry VIII of England, whose reign was shrouded in intrigue and speculation. Some portrayed her as a sorceress who enchanted the king, leading him to break from his marriage to Catherine of Aragon and elevate Anne to the throne of England. With Henry's establishment of the Church of England, they were branded as heretics by the Catholic Church, marking a significant shift in England's religious landscape. The Reformation, spurred by Henry's desire for a male heir, severed England's ties with the Catholic Church and its first ruler, Catherine of Aragon. Despite their shared opposition to the Catholic Church's authority, Anne's influence did not guarantee the desired outcome of providing Henry with an heir. Nonetheless, England experienced a period of prosperity during the reign of Elizabeth I, the last Tudor monarch, who governed with resilience and dedication to her country's well-being, even in a male-dominated society. Her reign symbolized unity and progress for England. However, speculation arises about what might have occurred had Anne Boleyn remained Henry's wife and bore him the long-awaited heir, eliminating the need for Henry to marry Jane Seymour. This hypothetical scenario explores the potential outcomes of Anne's continued presence as queen, including her coordination with household representatives and her role in fostering a unified government under Henry's reign.

In which Nora of Lancaster continues to fight for her family and their rightful place on the throne of England, despite all that she has lost already. THE WHITE PRINCESS BOOK TWO IN THE COUSIN'S WAR SERIES

Lady Kathryn, better known as Katy, lived a simple life in Ireland. That is until her father was accused of treason, and she left home to plead for his life. Katy soon finds herself in the midsts of a looming civil war, away from the safety of her family, and a pawn to the ruling power. Katy is forced to navigate a world where family turn on one another as the Houses of York and Lancaster fight for the throne. Author's note: While many of the characters are real people, creative liberties have been taken including respective ages of characters and historical accuracy of events. Katy is my own original character and is based on no particular woman of the time.

The Crossover of The Borgia's and The Tudors When Pope Alexander hears the news about King Henry beheading his wife and second Queen Anne Boleyn on charges of Adultery and Treason, he sees the perfect opportunity to put one of his daughters on the English throne and control the wild king. And for the task he chooses his eldest daughter Julianna Borgia. With her for protection and service he sends her brother Cesare. At first the King is hesitant to accept especially since he has his sights set on the Lady Jane Seymour. But when he lays eyes on the woman they call Italy's Rose, he soon finds himself falling in love with the vibrant and bold young woman. But will she be able to live up to the challenge and become a great Queen? Or will she find herself next up on the executioners block? #1 in anneboleyn 10/24/19 #1 in kinghenry 10/24/19 #1 in thetudors 11/2/19 #1 in theborgias 11/2/19

Katherine Tudor was supposed to be stillborn. A dead daughter of Elizabeth of York whom would die days before her mother. That is no longer the case. Instead she became Queen of France at 13. The wife of Le Garcon Roi; the boy king. The Queen Mother who kept the country afloat for nearly a decade and continued to do so until the day she died. Yeah, I like this story better, too. UNDER EDIT AND REVISION I might continue it, I have some drafts, but HoTD has my attention rn and I want to see where my ideas with that go. Thank you guys for reading though (:

- 𝐹𝑜𝑟𝑒𝑣𝑒𝑟 𝑚𝑎𝑦 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑟𝑒𝑖𝑔𝑛 - It's the year 1464 and Eleanor Woodville lives at Grafton Manor as one of the younger daughters of Jacquetta and Sir Richard Woodville. At 11 years old, her worries are little and her joys great but her ordered life is thrown into disarray when her older sister, Elizabeth, marries the Yorkist King Edward IV. Born and raised a staunch Lancastrian, Eleanor is resolved to remain so until she is taken to court with her family and finds she cannot resist the extravagance and charm of the Yorkists, even becoming friend's with one of the King's younger brothers. When a rebellion is started in 1469 by the powerful and formidable Earl of Warwick, Eleanor finds herself caught up in a plot orchestrated by King Edward which will change her life forever.... Throughout the turbulent Wars of the Roses, Eleanor must overcome the obstacles hurled her way, sometimes wading through blood in order to protect herself and her family, something which could eventually lead her to occupy the highest position in the land... 𝑇𝐻𝐸 𝑊𝐻𝐼𝑇𝐸 𝑄𝑈𝐸𝐸𝑁 {BOOK 1 IN THE PRICE OF POWER SERIES} *this book is not historically accurate*

What if Anne Boleyn had borne a son? Bells peel, bonfires crackle, and Te Deums ring out from every church. Throughout England the kingdom is rejoicing. King Henry VIII has a son at last, whilst his wife and Queen, Anne Boleyn is planning revenge. Determine to ruin those who tried to undo her, Queen Anne emerges from her confinement chamber stronger and more secure than ever before. No one is safe, not even her own kin. As the vengeful Queen revels in her triumph, factions begin to form at Henry's court. With rebellion rising in the North, Catholics fighting the rising wave of influential evangelical reformers, Queen Anne begins to realize she may not be as safe as she first thought.

1523. King Henry VIII is in desperate need of a male heir. Mistress Katherine Champernowne, a young maiden of noble blood, has been sent from France to the English court. Her mother believes she can produce a male heir for the English King. New to English politics, Katherine finds herself entangled in a war for the King's affections. She is playing a dangerous game of courtly love, while all the time trying to hide her un-catholic background. Her task in place, she becomes friends with the competition, enemies with her family and in love with someone other than the King. When things get too heated, will she be able to survive a court where everyone is out to make a profit, no matter the cost? A Twist. Although I use a lot of Tudor truths and background work, I also use false characters, intertwined with real people. *************** A massive thank you to @Pasionforbooks who is currently editing this story! She has managed to make everything so much smoother and run so much more perfected while keeping my own voice! Highly recommend can't wait to see the rest! xx