- 𝐸𝑚𝑝𝑖𝑟𝑒𝑠 𝑟𝑖𝑠𝑒, 𝐸𝑚𝑝𝑖𝑟𝑒𝑠 𝑓𝑎𝑙𝑙 - It's the year 1485 and King Richard III has been slain at the battle of Bosworth along with his beloved wife and Queen, Marian of Lancaster. Their eldest daughter, Lisbet, is given little time to grieve and is forced to watch as her brothers flee into exile and her world crumbles around her. Taken to the new Tudor court, Lisbet and her siblings are declared bastards and must now rely on themselves, each other and the last true Yorkists to protect them or face potential doom. With plots, intrigue, rumours and lies all around, with this York Princess be able to find herself amidst all the blood and tears and find the will to fight back? Or will she let fate claim her as another victim... *THIS BOOK IS A SEQUEL TO 'The Rose of Lancaster' AND IS BOOK 2 IN THE PLANTAGENET SERIES* *I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE CHARACTERS OR DIALOGUE FROM THE WHITE PRINCESS* *I ONLY OWN THE CHARACTERS AND DIALOGUE THAT I HAVE CREATED MYSELF* *THIS BOOK IS NOT HISTORICALLY ACCURATE*

What if the war of the roses ended differently? What if Elizabeth of York never married Henry vii? What if York won and Elizabeth and her siblings were returned to the throne? What if she married someone else? *loosely based off of the white queen and the white princess however the story will be different. The only character I own(all the people in the book were actual people) is Lord Charles smith, a feared warrior knight.

The Crossover of The Borgia's and The Tudors When Pope Alexander hears the news about King Henry beheading his wife and second Queen Anne Boleyn on charges of Adultery and Treason, he sees the perfect opportunity to put one of his daughters on the English throne and control the wild king. And for the task he chooses his eldest daughter Julianna Borgia. With her for protection and service he sends her brother Cesare. At first the King is hesitant to accept especially since he has his sights set on the Lady Jane Seymour. But when he lays eyes on the woman they call Italy's Rose, he soon finds himself falling in love with the vibrant and bold young woman. But will she be able to live up to the challenge and become a great Queen? Or will she find herself next up on the executioners block? #1 in anneboleyn 10/24/19 #1 in kinghenry 10/24/19 #1 in thetudors 11/2/19 #1 in theborgias 11/2/19

Catherine Of Aragon was going through Menopause and Anne was worming her way into the king's heart. Then enter Katarina, a girl born in 2000 and is 17 years of age. She was sent back in time as a wealthy Lady. She intrigued the king, can she hold his interests?

Everyone seemed to know my destiny before I did. I am their Hope, I am His Hope. Hope is what I was names and Hope is what I shall bring. To my father, to my family, to my King.

-𝑂𝑛𝑙𝑦 𝑜𝑛𝑒 𝑤𝑖𝑙𝑙 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑎𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑒𝑛𝑑 𝑜𝑓 𝑖𝑡 𝑎𝑙𝑙- It's the year 1466 and King Edward IV is on the throne of England. His wife and Queen ,Elizabeth Woodville, has just given birth to her first daughter ,Lizzie, but not all is well... 12 year old Marian of Lancaster is the only surviving daughter of Margaret of Anjou and King Henry VI, twin sister of Edward of Lancaster. When she is captured by the Earl of Warwick, along with her father, she is brought to the English court at Westminster Palace and is made one of Queen Elizabeth's laides is waiting. It is at court that Marian will encounter friends and enemies alike and shall have to wade through blood to survive. Will this Lancastrian Princess ever find peace and perhaps even love during the turbulent years of The Wars of The Roses? Or will terror, grief and betrayal rule her life like it has done to so many others... I DO NOT OWN ANY CHARACTERS OR DIALOGUE FROM THE WHITE QUEEN I ONLY OWN THE CHARACTERS AND DIALOGUE THAT I HAVE CREATED MYSELF *NOT HISTORICALLY ACCURATE*

Catherine Seymour was sent away from her family and was raised by the Boleyns who treated her like a daughter and sister. When Mary Boleyn marries and Anne is told to enchant the king, Catherine does her best to help her sisters.

1523. King Henry VIII is in desperate need of a male heir. Mistress Katherine Champernowne, a young maiden of noble blood, has been sent from France to the English court. Her mother believes she can produce a male heir for the English King. New to English politics, Katherine finds herself entangled in a war for the King's affections. She is playing a dangerous game of courtly love, while all the time trying to hide her un-catholic background. Her task in place, she becomes friends with the competition, enemies with her family and in love with someone other than the King. When things get too heated, will she be able to survive a court where everyone is out to make a profit, no matter the cost? A Twist. Although I use a lot of Tudor truths and background work, I also use false characters, intertwined with real people. *************** A massive thank you to @Pasionforbooks who is currently editing this story! She has managed to make everything so much smoother and run so much more perfected while keeping my own voice! Highly recommend can't wait to see the rest! xx

A Tudor Girl named Ethelreda lives as a maid in a grand house. But things do not go to plan. The master's son- a spoiled, arrogant, rude man with no regard for anyone but himself- and two mischievous children make her life extraordinarily difficult. Then comes the difficulty of love.

Kate is a modern woman, but when her uncle leaves her a large estate in his will, she finds herself sucked into a completely different world. Gone are jeans and mobile phones, to be replaced by stiff gowns and headdresses and the overwhelming sense that something isn't right. Kate has to hide her modern mind and immerse herself completely into a past world, surrounded by people who wouldn't always wish her well. When she arrives at the sombre court of a dying king, more secrets are revealed until she realises that she's in imminent danger, all because of the truth. *** I began writing years ago, and it has been set aside as other ideas came into my head and took over. But upon the request of someone, I decided to share this with you. Compared to my writing now, I'd say it's easy to tell how much I've matured and improved, but I invite you to be the judge of that and have a read of my other two works. ****