Some dragons are born to conquer. Others are born to survive. Prince Maegor Targaryen has never wanted a crown. He wants only his family, his children, and the freedom to spend his days with a sword in hand and his dragon beneath him. But as old wounds reopen and the royal family begins to fracture, staying out of the struggle becomes impossible. When blood, loyalty, and legitimacy are thrown into question, Maegor finds himself drawn into a conflict that threatens everything he has spent years protecting. And somewhere in the darkness, dragons are beginning to wake.

Jacob Edwards was a strip mall security officer who had led a life of failure and longing. His favorite passtime had been drowning himself in the tv series and books of George R.R. Martin's works. As a new season of the hit show, House of the Dragon is set to begin. He finds himself re-reading Fire and Blood. When a terrible robbery goes wrong while at work he ends up tragically murdered but then reborn into his favorite series, ASOIAF. Unfortunately for him this was not going to be one of those reborn tales he sometimes read through. In this second chance at life he would find himself in familiar waters. Can he use his knowledge of events to come and change the fate of Westeros? Or is he fated to be another forgotten name in the annals of Westeros history?

Prior to the Dance of the Dragons that caused division within the kingdom and led to war between black and green factions, there existed only a kingdom teetering on the brink of destruction. Ser Bronn the Tall is an unattached knight without lands, title, or lord to answer to. Bearing only a sword, honor, and the ability to survive, he roams throughout the Seven Kingdoms until he is led to the Red Keep by fate. In a court filled with dragons and driven by ambition, Bronn soon finds himself caught between two girls in whom a relationship doomed for tragedy begins. Rhaenyra Targaryen, headstrong and rebellious, finds her spirit and freedom in Bronn. Alicent Hightower, loyal and goodhearted, takes solace in a man untainted by the deceit of the courts. As love develops out of affection and competition overtakes friendship, Bronn must traverse a world in which every smile conceals deception, every oath comes at a price, and every decision weighs heavily on kingdoms. And when the choice between black and green becomes inevitable, Ser Bronn of the Longspear will find that living through a battle will be much easier than living through the heart of two queens. A slow burn fanfiction story of House of the Dragon with an OC set before the Dance of the Dragons.

He began as a kitchen servant boy in Winterfell, but through unyielding grit and superhuman strength, he rose to become the North's most feared warrior. At the Frey betrayal, he gave everything-his right arm, his flesh, and his blood-holding the bridge single-handedly against a thousand soldiers so King Robb Stark could escape.

Born sickly and dismissed as a prince who would not live, Aelor Targaryen wakes with memories that should not be his and a hunger the court cannot see. In a Red Keep already splitting around Rhaenyra, Alicent, and Daemon, one fragile boy may change the fate of House Targaryen before the dragons choose their riders.

While Legoshi learns to accept his instincts, another canine wages a different battle: Akira, a brilliant, punkish Doberman and leader of the debate club, convinced he was born indebted to the world for being a carnivore, begins to question the foundations of a society built on fear between species, becoming a candidate for the Beastar. But as he falls in love with a wolf girl who represents a different future, and his activism leads him to the city's fringes, he must decide whether to continue fighting for a better world... or whether he can finally learn to forgive himself.

Transmigrating into the world of A Song of Ice and Fire, William Whent awakens as the heir to the cursed castle of Harrenhal. With the flames of the coming War of the Five Kings drawing ever closer and a dark curse hanging over his house, survival is far from guaranteed. Armed with mysterious magic, knowledge beyond this world, and a determination to defy fate itself, William sets out to break Harrenhal's curse, rebuild his lands through industry and innovation, and alter the destinies of countless people across Westeros. In a realm of dragons, kings, and deadly intrigue, one small change can reshape history. In this grand song of ice and fire, a new melody will be heard.

❝I'm sorry, Cat. We cannot keep this child. ❞ ❝You have your bastard. This one's mine. ❞ Toward the end of the war, a baby was born in secret. A noble bastard with the blood of Robert Baratheon. The boy was raised a Stark, the second eldest child of Catelyn and Ned Stark. When the King comes to Winterfell for the first time since the Greyjoy rebellion, everything changes. Featuring my OC: Lucian Stark (Baratheon) DISCLAIMER: Certain passages are pulled straight from George R.R. Martin's books because who is going to write it better than the man himself? GAME OF THRONES SEASONS 1-8

The year is 105 AC. Queen Aemma Arryn dies bringing her son into the world. Every maester in the Red Keep expects the infant prince to follow her before sunrise. He doesn't. Because the child in King Viserys I's arms is not merely Prince Baelon Targaryen. He is also a young man from another world-a psychology student whose last memories are fragments of books, internet discussions, and a trailer about a dynasty destined to destroy itself. He knows enough to fear what is coming. Not enough to stop it. History remembers the Dance of the Dragons as a struggle between Rhaenyra and Aegon. But history never recorded a surviving son of Viserys and Aemma. Baelon's existence changes every relationship in the realm before he can even walk. Rhaenyra gains the little brother she never expected to love. Daemon finds an heir worth testing. Alicent's children grow up with an elder brother instead of an absent rival. Baelon possesses no prophetic certainty. To survive, he must become more than a dragonrider. He must become a statesman, a commander, a brother, a son... and one day, a king. Because in Westeros, dragons win battles. But families decide whether kingdoms burn.

Seventeen-year-old Drake Cadmus Ordo expected Comic-Con, cheap plastic armor, and maybe a blurry photo with a celebrity. He did not expect the unmarked door he stepped through to rip him out of Earth and drop him inside an Imperial Academy in 4 BBY, six months before his assignment to Darth Vader's flagship, the Executor. Forced to survive as a stormtrooper cadet, Drake blends in as best he can until a mysterious System appears, gifting him with a 25,000 midichlorian count, knight-level combat instincts, and memories the Empire should never discover. Then it vanishes, leaving him alone with impossible power in the worst place in the galaxy to have it. To make matters worse, Drake uncovers a truth buried in Mandalorian history: he is the grandson of Pre Vizsla, born of two ancient clans that once held Jedi relics. And the Force inside him is waking. But Vader senses something wrong aboard his ship. The Force ripples where it shouldn't. A presence hides where none should exist. As Drake tries to hide his abilities, clones begin to suspect the truth. Vader draws closer. And when a mission turns into a massacre, when Jedi Masters reveal themselves, and the battlefield burns, Drake is forced to stop pretending. Back-to-back with Darth Vader, Drake reveals the power he never meant to use. Now Vader knows. And the galaxy will never be the same.