A fictional story of the Romanovs in a world where the Russian Revolution never took place. This is a short novel of the death of the beloved Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich, a hemophiliac, as told from the perspective of his elder sister, Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna, including insight on the marriages of Grand Duchesses Olga, Tatiana and Maria, and the trials of the unmarried Anastasia. TW: Death, suicide themes

We all know that it was rumoured for Anastasia to have survived. But what if it wasn't her, what if it was her eldest sister? Told from Olga's perspective

What if the story of the Romanovs Execution is false? What if it never happened at all? Just Bolshevik Propaganda. Told from the Romanovs Perspective.

1894, the 57th year of the reign of Queen Victoria. Among the clad black mourning clothes of the era two women emerge in order to accompany their cousin Alexandra to Russia to marry the next Tsar. Scarlett Walker, the bastard Child of Duke Ernest, the late Prince Albert's brother, and Alice the great-niece of the queen, or so she thinks. As they follow their cousin to Russia to serve as ladies in waiting a web of complicated situations wait to entrench them both. Lurid Affairs, Secret Marriages and Rivalry all await them in Saint Petersburg, all frowned upon by the upper Echelons of society. From birth to the time when she leaves her native Germany for Russia, Scarlett Walker has felt like an outcast. A bastard unrecognized by her father and her mother dead she feels desperately afloat, craving the love of someone who cares for just her. Upon her arrival in Russia she meets someone, someone who claims he would do anything for her. Her insane jealousy of wanting what Alice has leads her to drive him away. Alice however craves a simple and quiet life. Falling in love with a Grand Duke gives her everything she's dreamed of since a child, Stability and love. Taking the offer of that kind of life she plunges herself into situations she'd never dreamed she'd encounter in her life. Due to the rivalry between the two will they ever be able to reconcile their differences, or their differences with high society? UNDER EDITING

The Emperor of Russia's four daughters - Olga, Tatiana, Marie, and Anastasia - are best friends as well as sisters. Being in an unusual position as daughters of the one of the world's most powerful men, sometimes it feels that they are each other's only true companions. They must savour all the time they have left, though, as they are rapidly changing from beguiling little girls hidden away in the palace nursery to charming young women whose names dominate gossip magazines with talk of which foreign princes they will one day marry. It is 1913, and the imperial family is celebrating three hundred years of their family's rule. The tercentenary celebrations mark the beginning of the last full year the girls have to just be sisters; to venerate their youth. But beyond the gates of the Alexander Palace, a different fate is in store for the sisters and their family. Europe is a freight train of politics and tensions charging headfirst into the modern era, and the House of Romanov, steeped in tradition and antiquity, must change with it, or else be crushed under the wheel of time. *** NOTE: This story is not on hiatus! Chapters will be written and published as and when they are ready, but there will not be a consistent update schedule between February and July 2020, while the author sorts out some "real world" shenanigans. This note will be replaced once a schedule has been organised.

April of 1918 the Romanov family finds themselves difficult to adjust to their new isolating life in the small quiet village of Yekaterinburg. Tall wooden fences surround the their new prison, white washed windows so they cannot see the outside. The isolation feels unbearable especially to the young grand duchesses, fear surrounds the family everyday of what will become of their lives, worst of all the new guards are not as polite as they should be. A story told in the perspectives of OTMA during their time In Yekaterinburg. -- Created in January of 2020

Grand Duchess Sofia Nikolaevna born in October 1896 is the Second daughter of Tsar Nicholas ll and Alexandra Feodorovna. But what if she survived in that night of July 17 1918 along with one of her sister's. Where could they be? Will Russia know what Happened to the two sisters? Will they inherit their Father's riches? (Instagaram: @tsarevnaofrussia) DM me for requests or idea :) STORY COMPLETE BOOK 2 IS PUBLISHED!! ---- #24 on finding ★ #16 on finding ★ (9/Dec/21) #2 on romanov ★ (17/Dec/21) #3 on tatiana ★ (31/Mar/22) #2 on tatiana ★ (6/April/22)

***PLEASE DO NOT COPY THE BOOK IN ANYWAY This book has copycats, please note this is the original "We have similar ones too."Olga uttered showing her hand. It was the same as mine but it had her initials and they were in diamond instead of emerald. I looked over at Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia's rings. They were all similar to mine except the initials and what rock they had. "Our Mama and Papa gave it to all of us on Christmas. Don't you remember? Even a little?"Tatiana spoke for the first time. "No."I answered. ••••••••• Valentina, a girl living in the 21st century. While going to the attic finds her deceased mother's jewelry box. After taking a look, finding beautiful russian jewelry she puts everything back except an odd emerald ring laying on the ground. Hastily putting it on, she goes to sleep and wakes up in a room that's not her own. ***PLEASE do not copy the book in any way *** Based on pure imagination and wonder *** I DO NOT see any of the historical figures in my book the way I portray them. They are only written this way for the book. Any questions or concerns please direct message me. I also do not own any of the images presented Created:8/9/18 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Milo and his best friends Ophelia, Ella and Theo are on their way to London for a study visit at the Royal Collection Trust and to explore the streets of the capitol. But at the museum Milo finds a diary on the floor, completely empty of words. As the evening creeps up, words are being written in the diary and suddenly the four friends are magically transported to a time of revolution, war and a family in danger in Russia 1917. Milo appears in the court, and his friends turn up outside of the Alexander Palace. If the four friends are ever going to get home again they need to find each other and the one who wrote the diary, but will they?

After Anastasia broke the reliquary, the curse of the Romanovs... A miracle came