Isabelle Neville, first born daughter of the infamous Kingmaker, lives for the day she can marry her handsome prince. With the new king falling out of favour Isabelle finds herself an enemy of the crown. Her father plots behind the kings back and she is betrothed to the kings brother. Isabelle has never been happier her father is to make her queen. George, Duke of Clarence was the most handsome man Isabelle could imagine marrying. Upon their marriage happiness seemed a certainty. But it does not take long for this bliss to turn sour, and Isabelle sees she is little more than her father's pawn, to use as he wishes in his quest for greater power. In her father's plots to place her on the throne of England she finds herself struggling for allegiance, the queen is a witch and the king her husband's greatest enemy. When the country returns to war and her fate is placed once more in the hands of men. Will Isabelle ever see her happiness? Cover made by: @lucida-

Born into a time when England was conquered with power and wealth, Matilda is the only legitimate daughter of Henry I, King of England and his wife Matilda of Scotland. Forced into marriage for a political alliance, Matilda soon finds herself the young widow of the Holy Roman Emperor and when her brother dies, a new heir for England. However, life never runs smoothly, and Matilda finds herself pulled into a civil war fighting for her right as Queen against her cousin Stephen. Clinging onto all hopes of the crown, Matilda uses all the wealth and strength she has in order to fight for her right as 'The Queen of Diamonds'. Book one of 'The Anarchy' series. "A brilliant story that captured by mind and heart right from the beginning to the end. It's a show-stopping plot with characters that you can relate to on so many levels!" - The Anarchy Chronicles "B.J. Clough has really portrayed the essence of a turbulent period of history through an exciting plot and manipulative characters. It is well worth the read!" - This is Medieval

In the midst of a storm conjured by a witch's wind Anne Neville's story is only just beginning. Second daughter of England's most powerful noble, Anne's childhood was lived in the shadows surrounded by bloody civil war and overpowered by her elder sister. When her fathers ploys to make her sister queen fail Anne finds herself pushed into the light. Exiled in France and married to a forgotten prince, at fourteen Anne becomes the start of a new rebellion to overthrow the king her father had so keenly sat upon the throne. Taught to be a queen by the fearless Margaret of Anjou Anne sails back to England to claim her new powers only to find herself fatherless and widowed. Pitied by the king she once called friend, Anne is taken into the care of the kings brother; but he is not her safety, he is her prison. Anne's inheritance hangs in the balance pushed towards the holy life Anne makes her escape, falling into the arms of the kind Duke of Gloucester, a childhood friend, who would one day become the villainous Richard III. In a court surrounded by murder and deceit Anne has to find her way. With a watchful eye on the queen she named witch and the king she feared to call friend, and only her own ambitions pushing her forward; Anne fails to notice the evil rising beside her, for her saviour is just as deadly as her capturer.

It is Christmas 1528, Catherine of Aragon is still very much Queen and Anne Boleyn is exhausted from keeping the Tudor King entertained. In this short story, she reflects on her life and how she has found herself not a mistress but not yet Henry's VIII's wife. She consults a fortune teller who gives her mixed predictions, but in one of these she finds the reason to carry on and aim to be Queen of England. Please do vote if you enjoy it by clicking on the star, top right, thanks alot! Copyright © Evelyn Dangerfield 2013 All Rights Reserved. No part of this manuscript may be reproduced without Evelyn Dangerfield's express consent

Charles Beaufort, the Duke of Lancaster was all set to marry his love, only to be left at the altar and humiliated in front of all. He develops a deep hatred for women and finds a new love- alcohol. Will he able to live again? Read to find out.

All Princess Margaret d'Anjou ever wanted was to become Queen. When she is betrothed and married to King Henry VI of England, her dream finally becomes reality. Little does she know that she is entering a world of lies, plots, vengeance, secrets, treason and betrayal: all among family. Beloved by few, hated my many and feared by all, Queen Margaret becomes an important figure in one of the most important events in the English History: the Cousins' War. In her path to secure her position, she learns about family, loyalty, friendship and love.

1558. Elizabeth, the last of King Henry's heirs, is a traitor's daughter. Now, she is England's last hope. After five gruesome years, Bloody Mary is on her deathbed. She lives her sister Elizabeth a daunting inheritance: the throne of England. The bishops will not anoint a heretic. A foreign queen plots for the throne. And Englishmen and foreigners alike are starting to notice Elizabeth's growing infatuation for a man who spent his youth in a traitor's cell. And the people demand a prince to fill the empty throne by Elizabeth's side: a husband that may wrest away every morsel of her power. Tides are turning in England, and no one is safe. Not even the queen.

In a kingdom ruled by men, a young Spanish woman is handed over to England to be the Tudor's new toy, and eventually, the queen. This woman is Catherine of Aragon, the first wife of Henry VIII. Her journey began long before her marriage and ascension to queen, and ended long after she was replaced by the infamous Anne Boleyn. Her story is often overshadowed and forgotten, but she may be one of the most remarkable women of her time. In the royal court, the walls have ears, and the loyalties of the servants and spies determines who really rules the kingdom. Watch through the eyes of one of Catherine's most trusted maidservants and whisperers, and observe the glamorous world of Catherine of Aragon and her downfall at the hands of lust and love. HISTORICAL DISCLAIMER-- This story is backed by history, though there are many characters of my own imagination. The four maidservants are characters that I created, however, places, events, and many other things are true. If you see an error, ask me about it and I will tell you if it was meant to be that way or not.

MUST BE A FOLLOWER TO READ!!! ONLY THE PROLOGUE AND THE LAST PART ARE PUBLIC, THE REST OF THE BOOK IS PRIVATE AND ONLY AVAILABLE FOR FOLLOWERS! **LIKE THE YORK ROSE? CHECK ITS SEQUEL, "ARTHUR"!** http://www.wattpad.com/story/3962062-arthur-the-tudor-rose {{WATTY AWARDD 2012 FINALIST - HISTORICAL FICTION ON THE RISE}} Brother against brother, cousin against cousin... The crown of England is the final prize. The War of the Roses has begun. Elizabeth of York seeks protection in sanctuary with her mother, Queen Elizabeth Woodville, and her sisters, after the death of her father and the kidnap of her brother by her uncle, Richard the Usurper. They are also forced by Richard to send their other prince into his keeping, and the royal boys become the central figures of one of the most intriguing mysteries of History: the fate of the Princes in the Tower of London. Among plots, twisted morals, doubtful allies and magic, Elizabeth is only certain of one thing: she was always destined to be Queen of England.