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

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

***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

(Based off the REAL Anastasia) Anastasia Romanov escapes her brutal death as she slips through into 2020...now! she is assisted by Professor Doc and Kaede in order to save Anastasia but to save her siblings but Will History change? Or Fate has sealed the Romonvs (feedback is welcome as well)

What if King George save the Romanov children, back in 1917 and they can live the rest of their lives after 1918. Well here is what I got, this may have some mature them in here, such as death, Gore, mental illness, and some other stuff. POV will mostly be in Alexei's (The spelling will be horrible, and the same as gramma and punctuation) This is my first story that I have written and posted

In the spring of 1917, Tsar Nicholas II would abdicate in favor of his son, then his brother. But what if he decided to do something unheard of. The Pauline Rules were void. His eldest daughter Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna was now Empress. So many things went through her mind. All she knew was this wasn't supposed to happen.

The last day of the Romanov's life before their execution on July 16, 1918

[#456 in Historical Fiction!] "Do not miss me, for our parting cannot last forever." -Anastasia Nikolevna Romanova. Imagine, being killed at 17. Read to find out why this soul was taken way too soon. The family is enjoying their penultimate full year of living, but then, bad things start to go askew-- the Tsar, Nikolai Alexandrovitch Romanov, has abdicated on March 15, 1917. The Russian Revolution breaks out. Things can only get worse, until the Imperial Family gets separated--Aleksandra and Nikolai get taken away from their precious children, followed by them joining in March 1918, and then, on a fateful night--July 17, 1918--BAM! All of the family is dead. Imagine being trapped in a cellar with no way out. Follow Anastasiya Anatolyevna as she experiences the secrets of the Imperial Family and close friendships with the youngest Grand Duchess, Anastasia.

Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanova is the fourth child of the Russian Tsar Nicholas. But at 16, she has few privileges past those of other girls her age. Her family is apathetic to her emotions, with the exception of her older sister Maria. Alexei, the crown prince, lives in constant fear of bleeding to death, as hemophilia takes the last male heir to the Romanov dynasty. Meanwhile, the Bolsheviks have been gaining power, and their secret soldiers are posted everywhere in Moscow. Too many young men are drafted into this secret army, offered only the alternative of death. Things reach a boiling point when the royal family is put under house arrest by the Bolshevik Cheka. Rumors are flying around the palace. There is talk of a "final blow", and Anastasia's whole world is about to be turned upside down.

Five years have passed since Tsarevich Alexei met death. What followed the Grand Duchesses' new beginnings? As a sequel to The Day Sunshine Fell, this story is again from Anastasia Nikolaevna's perspective, following her journey through raising Grand Duke Sergei, and the new trials of her sisters' marriages. TRIGGER WARNINGS