In Imperial Russia, this short tells the story of Alexei Romanov and his family.

this is the most AU story and pair I have ever written in my life. the ship is Alexei Romanov x Olive Abroholos Elaphanta. This pair is soooooooooo random! I mean nobody in the universe have ever thought of them, anyways, a short summary. Olive fakes being a Russian Noble in order to get close to the Tsarevich and his family, but ends up falling in love along the way. P.S - Jealous/ pissed off Enoch!

Danny Fenton/Phantom and his class are going on a field trip to the ghost zone thanks to Jack and Maddie Fenton. Danny, Sam, and Tucker are not happy. Read to find out what happens in the ghost zone. Cover Credits to: Danielle Moody, & Jackie .A

I glare at him, yanking at the bonds. He laughs softly. "Oh princess, you're so delicate. Do not struggle, we wouldn't want you to break, would we?" He whispers. I snarl at him but he's right, I'm sick and weak at the moment and the cold rain isn't helping matters. I turn away, coughing and choking on blood, but swallow it quickly, not wanting anyone to know my state. He smirks slightly. "Why are you so cruel?" I ask curious at his behavior. In the Castle I was kept away from the outside world by my parents, who told me of the dangers that lurk in it. However the servants and the cooks, who lived outside the protective wall of the Castle, always seemed like good people. "Cruel," he scuffs. "I am not cruel. Your kind is. Sitting in your castle, while families starve, homes burned to the ground because the blasted taxes are too high to pay. Cruelty, my dear Princess, is a word you and your family are all too familiar with." His words felt like a slap in the face. He can not be speaking truth. The kingdom loves my parents and they would never allow their people to starve. #384 in Historical Fiction 3/27, #361 in Historical Fiction 3/28, #312 in Historical Fiction 3/30, #291 in Historical Fiction 4/8, #287 in Historical Fiction 4/9, #285 in Historical Fiction 4/10, #265 in Historical Fiction 4/24, #256 in Historical Fiction 5/7, #225 in Historical Fiction 5/13. #218 in Historical Fiction 5/15, #119 in Historical Fiction 5/17, #112 in Historical Fiction 5/26, #95 in Historical Fiction 5/27, #83 in Historical Fiction 5/31, #67 in Historical Fiction 6/1, #53 in Historical Fiction 6/15, #26 in Historical Fiction 6/23, #20 in Historical Fiction 6/25, #16 in Historical Fiction 6/26, #13 in Historical Fiction 7/2, #10 in Historical Fiction 7/8, #5 in Historical Fiction 7/10, #12 in Historical Fiction 9/2, #13 in Historical Fiction 9/4, #7 in Historical Fiction 9/5, #5 in Historical Fiction 9/6, #7 Historical Fiction 1/8

The year is 1917. The Great War has engulfed Europe and Asia, and all the major powers are at war. Russia is turbulent and violent; food is running low, supplies are vanishing, and young men are being killed in battle. The people are angry and their hatred is directed at one man: Tsar Nicholas II. In the midst of the worst war the world has seen before, Tsar Nicholas Romanov is trying desperately to cling to the vanishing strands of control he had over Russia, the same control his family has had for the last three hundred years. But with foreign nations, the nobles, and the people waging war against him, Nicholas must manage to keep him and his family safe and alive. A fictional account of the final years of the Romanov family and the final years of the Imperial Russian monarchy before the upheaval of the Russian Revolution, the story of the struggling Romanov family and their close household servants showcases how family ties, loyalty, and hope are too strong to relinquish even in the face of tragedy.

MARCH 1917. Chaos. War. Abdication. JULY 1918. The Imperial House of Romanov are obliterated. Annihilated. At least, that's what the history books say. Traumatised after the death of their parents and sister, exiled scions Olga, Tatiana, Anastasia and former heir Alexei are sent to their second cousin, under the guise of peasants, who sits on the throne of the most powerful empire the world has ever known. - My name is Alexei. I was a part of a beautiful family. I was a part of a dynasty running back three hundred years. I was the legacy. I was the future. But now, I am nothing. I am dirt. I will have my revenge. © Copyright, Francis Cain, 2016.

She was never supposed to be in Saint Petersburg, and the Czar was never supposed to see her in the Church. She just wanted to find her husband and two sons. ______________________________________ Lemon was lost in a downward spiral. Just weeks after learning of the death of her husband and children, she lost both her parents in a sailing accident. She didn't think things could get worse, until she was in Moscow and palace guards chased her down the streets, calling after her in the name of the Czar. With all of Russia on the look out for her, the future Czarina, she knew she'd never be able to live peacefully in Russia unless she handed herself to him. But she didn't want anything to do with Andrei or his fortune; she just wanted her life back. She loved her late husband and sons. And she loved her quiet life as the wife of a Viscount; she wasn't meant to be a ruler. Running out of places to hide and people to confine in, she finds herself cornered in the place she used to call home. Her mansion in Moscow felt like a prison, a constant reminder of her late family. She knew he'd come looking for her. He would never stop. Not until he fulfilled the curse that bound him to her.

Liesel is the youngest daughter of a nonpowerful King and Queen in Prussia. At the age of 13 she is sent to Russia to live with the Romanovs. Next year when she is 14 she is to be married to Czarevich Alexei Nicholaevna Romanov, the heir to the Russian throne. While there they become extremely close. But what happens when the Russian Revolution breaks out? What happens when a mysterious monk comes to try to cure Alexei's disease of hemophilia? What happens when the Romanov family is supposed to die? Will their story turn out the same as history says? Disclaimer: This is in honor of the Romanov family in which were killed by Vladimir Lenin's men. This event in history is extremely horrifying and sad. I do not mean to offend anyone. This is based off of a thought I had while studying Alexei Romanov. The thought was what if the Romanov family survived. This may not be completely historically accurate. Enjoy.