We all know the story about Anne Boleyn, the woman that changed England's history. See what she went through as she awaited her death by beheading. See her fears and hear her pain.

What if Anne Boleyn was spared from execution?

Anne boleyn's murder

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.

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.

AU A switch of Henry VIII's six wives. What if Anne of Cleaves was his first wife, Jane Seymour his second, Anne Boleyn his third, Katherine of Aragon his forth, Katherine Parr his fifth, and Kitty Howard his Sixth?

A made-up fiction about an astonishingly beautiful girl who caught the eye of the already married King Henry. With almost identical situations as the famous, ill-fated queen Anne Boleyn, Anne Thorton handles the obstacles of her being Queen with cunning planning and evil.

Margaret Beaufort, Countess of Richmond and Derby and mother of Henry VII decides she does not want her grandson ,Arthur, Prince of Wales to follow after his father to the throne of England. Instead she wishes to place her youngest grandson, Henry VIII on the throne. She ensures that behind Henry will be a good girl, and in the future --the Queen of England. Join the trip as Anne Boleyn is taken under the wings of Margaret Beaufort to be taught how to become the perfect wife and a girl Margaret can ensure will continue her legacy.

what if Janne seymour not die in childbirth? Then she has a secondchild who turns out to be a girl, but anne boleyn is born again in that girl.

After her second miscarriage Queen Anne is left to fear for her marriage and life, as she knows he couldn't divorce another Queen there is only one way to get rid of her now , she wants one more chance to give the king his one true desire but knows with Jane Seymour at court with her husband's eyes on her she won't ever have another chance she already assumes that he will take Jane in her place if he was to have her head. Maybe Anne can escape? Or maybe she can save her marriage?