Olympe de Lignières is everything the court admires and mistrusts in equal measure. Celebrated across France for her beauty, immortalised in paintings that adorn the walls of noble houses, she has been raised not merely to be admired but to think intelligently. As the daughter of a powerful patron of the arts, Olympe is drawn to the hidden logic behind great creations like a certain king. As Olympe is drawn deeper into court life, her quiet intelligence begins to shape more than the education of the young Dauphin. Her ideas ripple outward but with the King's attention comes risk, and with influence comes scrutiny. Versailles fanfiction OC x Louis XIV

Having being elevated to the highest earthly office in Catholicism at the age of 25, and being the first English Pope in almost a millennium, Pope Gabriel I must battle against his brother Cardinals, the staff of the Vatican, and his own personal battles to lead the Catholic Church through it's most turbulent years. **New updates every Friday**

assassin's creed brotherhood X the borgias ~ crossover when rodrigo borgia becomes pope, you - eldest daughter, second oldest of five - have to survive the political and public lifestyle of a roman noble woman. your life changes in the blink of an eye; now overthrown with the thought of marriage. but a masked hero steals your heart and you become head over heals. only visible by night, you and the vigilante meet - learning that he has unfinished business with your family's name. who could he be? ezio X reader

One day, Cesare Borgia meets someone he did not expect. Who is this strange girl, and how will her presence affect their world? Will she become an asset or a hindrance? If she wants to survive, she had better make herself useful. (Rated T for now.)

In the aftermath of Arthur Tudor's death, King Henry VII and his mother, Lady Margaret Beaufort quickly arrange Prince Harry, the new heir to the English Throne, marriage to Cecelia Borgia, the youngest daughter of Pope Alexander VI.

In 1531, Henry VIII makes a arrangement between the Pope and the Holy Roman Emperor. Henry would wed 19-year-old Infanta Cristina of Portugal, known as "The Most Pious," to prevent excommuncation from the Catholic Church, Cristina would be Queen of England in name only and Anne Boleyn would be stylized as Queen. Cristina has two years to give the king of England a son, if not, then their marriage will be anulled and Henry would be able to marry Anne. Upon their first meeting, Henry is instantly surprised by his new wife's pious and quiet nature, a stark contrast to the fiery and witty Anne. Yet, even the coldest of hearts can melt.

Princess Lilian Tudor, heir to the English throne, must navigate two worlds: the strict discipline of the Spanish court and the dangerous intrigues of French politics. After her mother's death, her childhood is shattered, leaving her caught in plots, political alliances, and secret ambitions. As a child, Lilian was promised in a betrothal to the Dauphin of France - the young Charles. Now, as he returns from Spain, their fates intertwine: first feelings stir between them, yet politics and family duty place invisible - and deadly - obstacles in the path of their love. Friendship and betrayal, passion and intrigue - Lilian's story is about growing up, preserving honor, and becoming the key player in the game of two crowns.

In a time of intrigue, betrayal, and power games, a young Ottoman princess becomes the key to an alliance that could change the world. Amira Sultana, barely fifteen years old, is sent from the golden palaces of Constantinople to the court of Henry VIII-a king willing to do anything to secure his throne. Between political constraints, forbidden emotions, and deadly secrets, Amira must learn not only to survive, but to rule. While Anne Boleyn awaits her fate in the Tower, a game of love, loyalty, and betrayal begins, in which nothing is as it seems-and the fate of entire empires hangs in the balance. A story of power, courage, and the unstoppable struggle for the inheritance of a throne.

The Twin of Edward of Lancaster and The daughter of Margaret of Anjou and King Henry

"Be safe, Dunnie," he whispers to her as he gazes back into her eyes. Such an intimate moment should be ruined by the havoc that surrounds them, but all they could focus on is each other. "Stay safe for me." Dúnlaith nods her head in compliance. "Stay alive." (Updates every Friday)