Imperialrussia Stories

St. Petersburg, 2025. When a time machine is stolen by the brilliant and dangerous Dimitri Reznikov, university student Alexei Serovarin follows his mentor into the winter of 1916. Disguised as a wounded Imperial officer, Alexei infiltrates the world of the Romanovs to stop history from being rewritten. But the closer he grows to Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna, the harder it becomes to remember why he came. Some timelines are meant to be preserved. Others are worth destroying for love.

Two summers. Two choices. One love that outlasted an empire. The Long Summer For nearly fifty years, Grand Duke Alexander Alexandrovich carried the memory of a single midsummer evening. In June 1891, at Fredensborg Palace in Denmark, a young Romanov prince met a princess with ribbons in her hair, a flower garland in her curls, and laughter bright enough to capture his attention despite every effort to avoid it. While Europe's royal families gathered to celebrate Princess Elena's eighteenth birthday, neither of them could have imagined the path that lay ahead. Their story would span the final decades of Imperial Russia, the glittering world of Europe's royal courts, the heartbreak of revolution, and the loss of everything they had once called home. When the Romanov dynasty falls, Alexander faces a choice between loyalty to an empire and loyalty to the people he loves. Choosing his wife and children, he leads his family into exile, carrying with him little more than memories, hope, and the woman who had become the center of his world. From the lantern-lit gardens of Fredensborg to the quiet halls of an English country estate, The Long Summer follows one family across half a century of triumph, tragedy, and change. At its heart is a love story-not of crowns or power, but of endurance. A story of grandchildren gathered around a library fire. Of a husband who never forgot the sound of his wife's laughter. And of a midsummer evening that lasted a lifetime.

A history of little samurai, who saves her masters.

Set in Moscow, it follows a crime families journey through the First World War, Russian Revolution and Second World War and the experiences they had. There is no smut, but there will be strong language, racism, sexism, homophobia and serious gore. This story is a work of fiction and only loosely based on real events. Most events portrayed are fictitious and I mean no offence to any descendants of characters in this book.

Ivan Pavlovich visits a village, distracting himself with the surroundings, to avoid remembering why he's here.

Imperial Russia kills her heroes quickly- and she does not show mercy. ▪︎▪︎▪︎ Imperial Russia, 1852 Arkady Bessmertny's destiny has already been decided. Banished to the Caucasus for his liberal beliefs, he is fated to die in the bloodbath of a cruel war and sacrifice himself in the name of the tsar. His punishment is as devastating as it is simple. But soon Arkady has to realise that there are far more terrible things than the blazing guns of the Circassians and the wrath of his tyrannical superior. For ghosts creep in the old walls of his fortress and blood soaks its mortar as wailing shakes its stones. They are all signs of a terrible truth. Old, long forgotten darkness is rising, ready to swallow the entire empire. But it is the same darkness that flows in Arkady's blood. After all, he is more than a miserable officer and the illegitimate son of a count. ___ Entry for the Open Novella Contest 2024 under the prompts 3 and 36

"Dancing bears, Painted wings, Things I almost Remember, And a song, Someone sings, Once upon a December." {Harry Styles Anastasia Au}

Kaelee Hawklight. 30 years old warlock. Her beauty and her powers open every door. When she meets the Imperial family of Russia, her life will change forever.

Tatiana, a Grand Duchess of Russia is promised in marriage to the Prince of Wales. At the age of ten, she sails from her homeland to England to learn the customs of the land of which she is to be queen. Years later, the alliance is revised with Spain joining hands with Russia and England. She must now wed the young King of Spain. The new matrimonial alliance is politically more beneficial but it fails to take into account the hearts of two royals who grew up together thinking they were to wed. Now, they must choose between love and duty and decide if desire is truly a just cause for war.

100 years. I'm still waiting. Even if it's a thousand years, I still want to wait for you. I believe on your last promise, and I will keep it as well. A historical fiction story based off events from Russia in the early 1900s, to the present 21st century, depicts a fictional romance story based on the Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of the Romanov dynasty. The undying, devoted love against the test of time. Waiting for her return was his sole will to live on. Their last promise, is his last hope. TRIGGER WARNING: Some parts of the story discusses about psychological issues.

Anastasia survived, in this timeline at least, will she survive in the new world left behind after WWI and regain her throne? Only time will tell, WIP Alternative History 11,107 words so far.

A fictional story of the Romanovs in a world where the Russian Revolution never took place. This is a short novel of the death of the beloved Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich, a hemophiliac, as told from the perspective of his elder sister, Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna, including insight on the marriages of Grand Duchesses Olga, Tatiana and Maria, and the trials of the unmarried Anastasia. TW: Death, suicide themes

a tragic romance story

A fanfiction about the first official ball of Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaevna of Russia, daughter of the last Tsar. After the ball she will receive something from a especial person.

Imperial Russia, 1864: Irina Orlova and Antonina (Tonya) Volkonskaya are daughters of two of St Petersburg's elite noble families. Best friends since childhood, they have been bonded like sisters by their shared background - both overlooked in favour of their elder brothers by absent parents, both accomplished, educated and decorous. Naturally, they know their duty will be to marry to strengthen their families' position. But both women are driven by their private passions. Tonya's future seems assured when society's premier heart-throb Grigory asks for her hand, but when her brother invites his old Army comrade Nikolai to stay, why does she find herself reflecting on the nature of love itself? Irina has had to be the model of composure and good judgement for her two brothers in the aftermath of their parents' tragic death, but everything seems turned upside down by the arrival of Konstantin, an anarchic tutor hired to teach her younger brother. Spanning multiple years, and taking in the epic scale of 19th century Imperial Russian society, Bitter Before Sweet is a historical saga which follows the women as they navigate this difficult, glamorous, romantic, and oppressive world, and struggle to take control of their destiny.

This is the story of a world where the Russian Empire never fell. Note: This is not meant to be political, offend anybody, to be realistic, reflecting any of my actual beliefs or to be taken seriously.

Five years have passed since Tsarevich Alexei met death. What followed the Grand Duchesses' new beginnings? As a sequel to The Day Sunshine Fell, this story is again from Anastasia Nikolaevna's perspective, following her journey through raising Grand Duke Sergei, and the new trials of her sisters' marriages. TRIGGER WARNINGS

Once seen as seemingly unimportant university student, Maria's life changes overnight. Now thanks to an unprecedented Russian Referendum Maria is the most famous woman in the world. Moving to Russia she and her family must learn how to be the Imperial Family and not have the past repeat itself. A Single Moment, opens the doors to the enchantment and luxuries of the upper classes; revealing that life as a Monarch is seldom what it seems.

What if the Great war (WW1) never happend? What if the russian revolution and civil war never accured? What if The Russian Imperial Family were never executed in the haunting date of July 17, 1918. And that The Tsarevich could have a chance to be Tsar and live a longer life to get married and start a beautiful family, including The Four Grand Duchesses.