What if in 1536 when Anne was about to be arrested, something secret was found? What if she just so happened to be of more royal blood than Katherine of Aragon? Disclaimer: COVER AND THE TUDORS ARE NOT MINE!! TITLE INSPIRED BY THE SECRET LIFE OF AN AMERICAN TEENAGER.

what if Anne Boleyn wasn't executed. this is my first story, hope you like it.

What if King Francis took Queen Anne away from England in May 1536? What if it was because he wanted to marry her? What happens to Elizabeth? In May 1536 the king of France kidnaps the queen of England after hearing the news she was being falsely accused of crimes she didn't commit. Anyone in the French court knew Anne Boleyn and knew the charges were false. Francis is determined to be better than Henry. Will Anne fall for him? Will Anne have what it takes to prove she can be a real queen? Disclaimer: I DO NOT OWN THE TUDORS OR The cover pic!

After her second miscarriage Queen Anne is left to fear for her marriage and life, as she knows he couldn't divorce another Queen there is only one way to get rid of her now , she wants one more chance to give the king his one true desire but knows with Jane Seymour at court with her husband's eyes on her she won't ever have another chance she already assumes that he will take Jane in her place if he was to have her head. Maybe Anne can escape? Or maybe she can save her marriage?

What if Anne left the Netherlands in 1528 and went to France than. In 1530 Queen Claude dies and King Francis Falls for Anne. Anne becomes Queen of France. Meanwhile King Henry wants to marry Lady Ursula Missleton to get a son. ( She was the closest to acting like Anne so I picked her to play Anne's role)

What if Jane Parker at her execution revealed that Anne was innocent? What if the king ended up finding out what really caused Anne's miscarriage? Would he give her justice?

It is the reign of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour and just 1 month ago, Anne Boleyn was beheaded. She comes back to life but nobody knows who she is.

King Henry VIII wants a divorce from Anne Boleyn and marry Jane Seymour. But instead of executing Anne, he finds another way to get rid of her. He decides to marry her of to his best friend Charles Brandon, who is in need of a wife. (Charles doesn't marry Catherine after Henry's sister). Anne must now learn how to survive in the carnivorous court life and gossip after being newly married to the King's Best Friend, being the mother of the Princess of England and the Ex-Wife of King Henry VIII. Most impressive ranking: #1 in 1500s 9/19/2019//#12 out of 165 11/06/2020 Most impressive ranking: #5 out of 51 in kinghenry 11/06/2020 //#26 out of 51 10/17/2020// Most impressive ranking: #354 in Royal 8/15/2018 Most Impressive Ranking: #2 out of 149 10/17/2020// #10 out of 152 in boleyn 11/06/2020 Most impressive ranking: #191 out of 8.3k 10/17/2020// #505 out of 8.1k in castle 07/26/2020 Most impressive ranking: #25 out of 391 in tudor 11/06/2020//#39 out of 358 in tudor 07/26/2020

What if Anne Boleyn had borne a son? Bells peel, bonfires crackle, and Te Deums ring out from every church. Throughout England the kingdom is rejoicing. King Henry VIII has a son at last, whilst his wife and Queen, Anne Boleyn is planning revenge. Determine to ruin those who tried to undo her, Queen Anne emerges from her confinement chamber stronger and more secure than ever before. No one is safe, not even her own kin. As the vengeful Queen revels in her triumph, factions begin to form at Henry's court. With rebellion rising in the North, Catholics fighting the rising wave of influential evangelical reformers, Queen Anne begins to realize she may not be as safe as she first thought.