Mary I of England was born to Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII of England on 18 Febuary 1516. Mary was the only child of the marriage to survive until adulthood. She was legitimized and delegitimized on multiple occasions depending upon the kings mood and the women he was bedding. Mary became queen in 1553 and died in 1558 during her reign she caused a lot of protestants or 'heretics' to die. She became bloody Mary. Mary married Philip II of Spain in 1554 and had phantom pregnancies. Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk was born to William Brandon and Elizabeth Bruyn in 1484. He was raised with Prince Arthur and the future king Henry VIII. His father was a great favorite of Henry VII. He married Princess Mary in 1515, this Princess Mary is the king's sister. She died in 1533. They had three children together. He married Catherine Willoughby in 1533. He died in August 22, 1545. What if Henry VIII arranged a marriage between Mary and Charles? Read and find out

Cassandra Wolfe was special, she was hiding from her home, cast out by her own family. She had come to the country that was at war with her own. Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, had seen her and wondered who she was. This raven haired beauty with a mysterious past.

He was enchanted; a beautiful woman...not like his people...but not like the white skins either. Her skin was a rich tan, like the hide from his moccasins...her lips like roses...her clothing so foreign...and hair that was...different. He'd never seen anything like it before, and was entranced as he dared to stroke his hand against it. Even as she had fainted, her expression was still etched with pain, light whimpers escaping her lips. He couldn't leave her here to die...not like this... (A little disclaimer, none of this story was meant to be historically accurate and has been created with a romantic and maybe unrealistic viewpoint of an interracial romance set in the colonization period of the new world. I mean no offense to all racial groups with this story and only hope that even with my ignorance, it can be enjoyable. If it is well received, I'll write on ^^)

A collection of the best historical fiction stories I've read so far! You're welcome to send me any suggestions on your favourite historical fiction story and I might add it to the book.

(COMPLETED) It's 1817 and there is nothing more a woman wants than to marry a rich man and live a life of comfort. But not Nancy Brooks. Having spent half her life helping her mother run her laundry shop and the other half in the local library, Nancy knows what she wants, and it is not a life spent looking for the perfect suitor. Things take a turn when she delivers clothes to one of the schools she always dreamed of attending and ends up saving the day. Lord Andrew Montgomery rules almost every place he sets foot in-one of the perks of being the son of the most powerful duke of the time-and this includes Oxford. Violent and aggressive, he vows to make the life of every student who dares defy him miserable. However, when he targets the new (and first) girl at Oxford, his obsession becomes a little more than just making her life miserable. It began, he would later speculate, with a shout: the simple sound of someone shouting at him-for the first time in his life. It began, she would later speculate, with a catch: the simple movement of strong arms, breaking her fall, catching her midway. But after that, there would come many more events, and ones not too keen on bringing them together. What will they do when a powerful duchess steps in, when it seems every person is working to keep them apart? This is a story of betrayal and love, because they are not so different after all...

It is the reign of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour and just 1 month ago, Anne Boleyn was beheaded. She comes back to life but nobody knows who she is.

Lady Fallon Brightmore secretly thought the Earl of Hampton, Braeden Kerrich, rather dashing. But at their first encounter, it was to her elder, fair sister that he smiled with the attraction a gentleman has for a lady. Lady Fallon felt crushed and determined her heart will never rule her....even while a rebellious streak within her plotted to set to rights the damnable rogue who had the reputation of a libertine. She would never accept an offer from him... if he ever made one to her. Braeden Kerrich, Earl of Hampton is in need of a wife. It should not be too difficult to find a suitable maiden, not with his impeccable credentials. Infact there should be a list the size of his arm. So why is the most alluring debutant, Lady Fallon Brightmore, not falling for his unquestionable charm?

'She was a thief. She was a liar. She was his prisoner. And he'd just broken every rule in the book and kissed her.' Laird Anndrais McWilliam knows his father was murdered. He might not have been struck with a sword or pushed down stairs, but the woman who stole money from their clan killed him as surely as she'd stabbed a knife through his heart. And McWilliam has vowed he'll to do anything to bring her to justice, even if it means breaking the law...and his own heart. After Miss Rosa Blair receives a letter threatening her cousin's life if Rosa doesn't confess to a crime she didn't commit, she doesn't hesitate to turn herself over to the authorities. That is, until one bull-headed Scotsman the size of a bear kidnaps her in the name of justice. McWilliam is insufferable, refusing to listen to her pleas of innocence. Nothing she says will convince him her cousin is in mortal danger. Rosa knows McWilliam is standing between her and freedom. McWilliam knows Rosa is a thief and a liar. At every turn they clash, so why do they keep finding themselves locked in each other's arms? _________________ 'I rarely find books on wattpad that COMPEL me to comment and I stayed up all night to read this. It was so good. From the first moment spider-crawling up a drainpipe to throwing herself off a horse... these two made my stomach flutter.' --Review by a-bit-peaky 'Just finished reading The Highlanders Thief. It was wonderful! One of the best stories that I've read on wattpad. Keep up the good work!' --Review by admiralqueenie ________________ Cover design by Melody Simmons

What if King Francis took Queen Anne away from England in May 1536? What if it was because he wanted to marry her? What happens to Elizabeth? In May 1536 the king of France kidnaps the queen of England after hearing the news she was being falsely accused of crimes she didn't commit. Anyone in the French court knew Anne Boleyn and knew the charges were false. Francis is determined to be better than Henry. Will Anne fall for him? Will Anne have what it takes to prove she can be a real queen? Disclaimer: I DO NOT OWN THE TUDORS OR The cover pic!

Charles Brandon had always been close friends with King Henry VIII. During one party at the court Henry noticed his friend taking notice of a beautiful young woman. But it was when he went to find her that Charles saved her from a few lowly lords trying to take from what she wasn't willing to give. Charles vows to keep her safe and court her properly, will true love win out?