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)

The Grand Ducal Coup has succeeded. In order to avoid revolution, Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich, the Tsar's brother, takes the reins of the Government in Petrograd and declares himself regent with the support of all senior Grand Dukes. With a heavy heart, he sends his brother, wife and daughters into exile to the Isle of Man and becomes his nephew's tutor until he comes of age. Russia becomes a Constitutional Monarchy, and revolution is avoided. Meanwhile, the Tsar's uncle, Grand Duke Paul, who had settled in Russia in 1914 after spending several years in exile in Paris due to his scandalous marriage to a divorced woman, is adjusting to his old life. His children, Vladimir, an accomplished poet, Irina, and Natalia, will have to settle into a new world, far from everything they have always known. In the final days of the old regime, Vladimir falls in love with Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna, but the coup, Rasputin's murder, and their divided loyalties drift them apart. His sister Irina also finds love with Feodor, but he still sees her as a little girl. Natalia, the most extroverted and fiery of the siblings, makes an impression wherever she goes, leaving a trail of broken hearts in her wake. Together, they will have to navigate life, love, friendship, and heartbreak in a foreign country with a new position, new people, and unfamiliar conventions.

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

St. Petersburg, 2025. When a time machine is stolen by the brilliant and dangerous Dimitri Reznikov, university student Alexei Serovarin follows his mentor into the winter of 1916. Disguised as a wounded Imperial officer, Alexei infiltrates the world of the Romanovs to stop history from being rewritten. But the closer he grows to Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna, the harder it becomes to remember why he came. Some timelines are meant to be preserved. Others are worth destroying for love.

A 2019 Watty Winner. For fans of Allison Pataki and Philippa Gregory, THE NYMPH OF VERSAILLES is based on the true story of Madame Montespan's rise and fall at the court of King Louis XIV. Being the Sun King's mistress is a coveted position in a court full of greedy courtiers vying for power and Athénaïs de Montespan won't let anything stand in the way of her stealing the king's heart-not even poison. When the king's interest in his mistress Louise begins to wane, Montespan sees the position as a possible escape from her husband's mounting debts and loveless marriage. Her strained friendship with Louise doesn't stop her from charming the king. However keeping his heart is tricky in a court full of plotting beauties eager to have him for themselves, especially with her jealous husband bent on ending her seduction. Then her children's governess becomes an unexpected rival for the king's heart and the only woman who can contend with Montespan. With the court swirling with rumors of poison, Montespan finds herself caught in the web of accusations. Her position with the king begins to crumble as she fights to hold on to the life she's built. Without the king's love, she fears she will lose everything as she falls from grace.

What if Henry VIII had a 7th wife from the Principality of Constanta (part of Modern-day Romania) which was semi-autonomous but a vessel state of the Ottoman Empire. Elena of Constanta (1522-1555) is the daughter of Grand Princess Illinca of Ruthenia (1503-1585) who was the daughter of Grand Prince Aleksandr of Ruthenia and Maria of Aragon (daughter of the Catholic Monarchs themselves). Elena becomes Henry's 7th wife in 1548 in the last few years of the aging King of England and Ireland's life. But Elena had been married before to Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent and was already a mother to ottoman Princess Hatice Sultan. Elena and Henry married after the death of Catherine Parr. Elena becomes a Crowned Queen of England and Ireland, and gave birth to Eleanor Tudor in 1549, things happened and Henry suffers the consequences which cost him his life at the hands of Elena's ex-husband Suleiman. Wanna know what happens next? Read the story

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