Saeloria Targaryen is a paradox made flesh-the youngest dragonrider in Valyrian history, the golden princess of House Targaryen, the firstborn child of King Viserys and Queen Aemma, and the elder sister of Rhaenyra. She is everything a legend should remember. There is only one problem. Saeloria Targaryen was never meant to exist. In another life, she was Aaliyah-a modern girl whose death should have been the end. Instead, she awakens before a radiant dragon goddess, one of the Fourteen Flames, who offers her an impossible gift: a second life, granted on the whim of a careless, dying remark. Reborn in fire and blood, Aaliyah becomes Saeloria, the Golden Princess, and finds herself at the heart of a family already teetering on the edge of ruin. Armed with knowledge of what is to come, she takes it upon herself to change fate, to protect those destined to fall, and to rewrite a history steeped in betrayal, grief, and war. But the world of dragons is not so easily reshaped.

There was once a time where peace could be achieved with silence. When a woman's worth was measured by her obedience to duty alone. But silence breaks. And when it does, desire speaks louder than duty ever could.

A Tangled-esque retelling incorporating a female OC x Cregan Stark. Oc is NOT a self-insert. At 2 , Aelora Velaryon was beloved by all. Including those outside of her own family. The heir to be, a beautiful Velaryon with long, flowing golden hair, she was the light of the court, Rhaenyra's little flower. She had to be, given that Rhaenyra nearly died while pregnant. It was that which made her a prime target for the plot for a rise in rank. A rash, silly thing. A dare more than anything. And yet, Aelora Velaryon finds herself stolen from her cradle on horseback going North with no one but a strange man to provide comfort. Aelora knows nothing of the life she is supposed to have lived. She knows only of her father keeping her safe in her tower and those lights. The lights she has begged to see every nameday since she could remember. Yet her father has kept her in that tower through fear of the unknown, forcing Aelora to see them only from afar. Until one day, that changes. When a lordling from a Northern house is chased into her tower by a group of wildings. Suddenly, that dream doesn't seem so far away. Perhaps Aelora will get everything she ever wanted after all.

The Butterfly Effect: a situation in which an action or person that does not seem important has a very large effect on future events. Or A situation in which Eveline Jane Watson falls head‑first into a fictional world and, by simply existing, manages to derail events that were supposed to remain fixed in time, dragging chaos, inconvenience, and several migraines into the life of Prince Maekar Targaryen, a man who prefers his world orderly, predictable, and entirely free of strange women who refuse to behave.

Rhae stands where the world feared to tread. Aerion kneels only to her, loving her with teeth and fire, willing to slaughter anyone who dares stand between them.

'A Realm She Would Not Let Fall' sequel In the aftermath of the chaos that consumed Redgrass Field, princes Valarr and Aerion uncover a way into the modern world through Aerion's late mother's ring and the book written by his younger brother, Aemon. What begins as an escape becomes a second life in a world ruled not by swords and dragons, but by memory, grief, and fate. Years earlier, a lawyer named Dianne survived a devastating car accident, though something in her never truly returned. Unknown to those around her, her body now carries the spirit of Dyanna Dayne, who has spent years in the modern world waiting for the arrival of the two princes. Their paths converge on the night of Dianne's engagement to Congressman Wilfred Patterson, Irina's father. Irina came face-to-face with Val, a man who bears an uncanny resemblance to her beloved Valarr. Complicating matters further, Dianne is Val's aunt, and her son Eric's body has been overtaken by Aerion, the other Targaryen prince. Thrown into unfamiliar lives, Valar and Aerion inherit more than borrowed bodies. The two princes must navigate lives already in motion, for they had gained access to memories, skills, and identities that are not their own. For Irina, Val's existence is both miracle and torment. He carries the soul of the man she loved, yet he belongs to a life that is not his. At the same time, Aerion's presence begins to unravel truths long buried.

Daena Targaryen, daughter of Rhea, was born to be bronze, akin to her mother. And so she was... Until many mistakes of the father revealed her true colors. Most of the characters belong to G.R.R. Martin, only Daena Targaryen and other OC belong to me. #1 on rhearoyce 06/03/2023 and 06/18/2023 #1 on danceofthedragons 06/07/2023 #1 on alicenthightower 06/15/2023 #1 on greens 06/23/2023 #2 on asoiaf 08/11/2023 #1 on rhaenyratargaryen 08/16/2023 #1 on aegontargaryen 11/03/2023 #1 on got 08/25/2023-08/30/2023 #1 on fireandblood 09/15/2023

BURNING OBSESSION ━ ❝They have this love that is both chaotic and addictive.❞ House of The Dragon AU A "Flames Of Fate Series" Novel Ongoing Aemond Targaryen × Male OC © 2024 Wattpad @RavenDiaries

𓆩 𝐋𝐀𝐔𝐑𝐀 𝐒Ȳ𝐍𝐃𝐎𝐑: 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐃𝐑𝐀𝐆𝐎𝐍 𝐐𝐔𝐄𝐄𝐍 𓆪 She was born from shadows. Destined for fire. House Sȳndor - the Shadowbenders - is a name whispered in ancient tongues. Known for their mystical bloodline, dark magic, and dragons older than time itself, they stand apart even in a world ruled by fire and blood. And Laura Sȳndor is their fiercest flame. Betrothed to the Rogue Prince. Cousin to the Realm's Delight. Chaos twin to Laena Velaryon herself. But Laura is no one's pawn. Not the court's. Not her house's. Not even Daemon Targaryen's. As tensions rise between greens and blacks, shadows slither through the Red Keep - and Laura walks between them, commanding dragons that make Vhagar look like a hatchling. She doesn't bow. She bends the dark. And she's about to burn the game to ash. Because the realm forgot one thing. Shadow always follows fire. And she was born of both.

To save a realm and the princes within it. Irina was never meant to live the story until Westeros took her. Reborn into a place she was never meant to exist and with a name that replaces another. Armed with her knowledge and a book that rewrites itself with every choice she makes, she realizes she has been given a purpose: to change the fate of a kingdom written in tragedy. To stop Baelor Breakspear's death. Prince Valarr, golden and composed, who looks at her as though she belongs beside him. And another, Prince Aerion, who remembers the moment she dared to touch him. Irina was brought to Westeros to fix a story. And the more events she changed, the less the world follows what she knows.