Romanovs Stories

1894, the 57th year of the reign of Queen Victoria. Among the clad black mourning clothes of the era two women emerge in order to accompany their cousin Alexandra to Russia to marry the next Tsar. Scarlett Walker, the bastard Child of Duke Ernest, the late Prince Albert's brother, and Alice the great-niece of the queen, or so she thinks. As they follow their cousin to Russia to serve as ladies in waiting a web of complicated situations wait to entrench them both. Lurid Affairs, Secret Marriages and Rivalry all await them in Saint Petersburg, all frowned upon by the upper Echelons of society. From birth to the time when she leaves her native Germany for Russia, Scarlett Walker has felt like an outcast. A bastard unrecognized by her father and her mother dead she feels desperately afloat, craving the love of someone who cares for just her. Upon her arrival in Russia she meets someone, someone who claims he would do anything for her. Her insane jealousy of wanting what Alice has leads her to drive him away. Alice however craves a simple and quiet life. Falling in love with a Grand Duke gives her everything she's dreamed of since a child, Stability and love. Taking the offer of that kind of life she plunges herself into situations she'd never dreamed she'd encounter in her life. Due to the rivalry between the two will they ever be able to reconcile their differences, or their differences with high society? UNDER EDITING

Newly married and thrust into life at the Romanian court, Nicholas of Romania and Princess Natalie Paley must learn to live not only with each other, but with the weight of unresolved grief, expectations, and a union born of necessity as much as affection. Court politics prove no less ruthless than those they left behind, and Nicholas soon discovers that love offers little protection against the ever-present shadow of his brother Carol, waiting abroad for the right moment to reclaim power, as well as Natalia's past. Meanwhile, Vladimir finds himself drawn to Romania more often than expected, under the pretext of family visits that quickly become something else. Old feelings resurface where they should not, and the line between restraint and inevitability grows thinner with every meeting. For Irina, marriage offers no refuge. When a devastating revelation shatters what little illusion remained, her union with Feodor becomes a façade, carefully maintained for appearances alone. Turning away from court life, she dedicates herself entirely to the creation of a new hospital, finding in purpose and service a form of fulfilment she never anticipated-and a freedom she had not known she was seeking.

July 17, 1918. The fall of a monarch. The finality of a dynasty. The end of a reign. A firestorm burned Russia to the ground. The Bolsheviks had won. Yet in the ashes, a phoenix had risen. Her body had died. But her spirit had not. Her kingdom may have fallen, but her reign had only just begun.

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100 years after there death, the Romanovs find them in the 21st century with no memory of there deaths in 1918. After a Afro-russian journalist finds them offers to help them get acquainted with the last 100 years of Russian and world history. But when more and more people recognize them as the long dead imperial family of Russia, they soon attract the attention of the Russian government. Will they be able to help restore the Russian monarchy or will trouble happen when a long dead mad monk arrives to remind the people of the tsar's failures

Alma Walter was having a normal day as she walked home from work when she suddenly heard the words, 'witch.' For some reason, she froze in fear as she suddenly had flashes as the world started to glitch in her vision. Wait, why was she burning? But she's not burning anymore. Was this all a dream? Kitty Hudson loves to braid her childhood friend, Philip's hair because of how fluffy it is, even during class. But when she the teacher started to talk about Katherine Howard, she couldn't help but stop the tears falling. Why? Why was she crying about a woman who died over 200 years ago? Alexander Hamlet had been a lawyer for 10 whole years. He knew he was financially stable enough to adopt a kid. And that's what he did. Though, this kid, was oddly familiar to him & he just didn't know why. Maybe it had something to do with the fact he was reincarnated? Philip Hansen did his very best to help his friend Kitty when she started crying. The teacher was nice enough to let them be excused & he was forever thankful. She started to talk about the word Beheaded? What? Also, why is that new teacher staring at him & why did he felt fear of him being dangerously familiar? Nicholas Romanoff had been married his wife ever since they were in highschool & they were now 45 years old. And yet . . . it seemed they knew each other for a hundred of years? Why is that? Anastasia Roman was an assassin who was only 16. She was set to kill this 13 year old child. And yet . . . Why did she felt this . . . sisterly urge to protect him? Star Fairwell couldn't help but to think how weird it was to have all these dreams? Especially about people who just coincidentally meet her for the first time the very next day! Cherry Angle was pretty normal. She only had one problem, she always freaked out when a little sister goes missing. DO NOT READ THIS BOOK IF TRIGGERED BY: •Rape •Kidnapping •Murder •Possible PTSD If you have a historical OC that you want to see in this book, please PM me.

This is a bunch of popular/unpopular historical facts about the Imperial Russian family, The Romanovs

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A Dune Series/Russia Crossover fanfic by Paul Robison, starring the Romanov Royal family. Set on the desert planet Dyuna, "Dyuna" is the story of the boy Alexei Romanov, who will become the mysterious man known as Niaeb'D'd. He will avange the traitorous plot against his noble family---and will bring to fruition mankind's most ancient and unattainable dream.

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The Russian invasion of Ukraine rages on and COVID lingers. However, no Russian expected their martyr Grand Duchesses to rise again, shaking world affairs from top to bottom. The End Times have come.

A history of little samurai, who saves her masters.

The Romanov family went to visit Romania in 1910. Alexei and Ileana met, and soon fell in love. Alexei promised to return and marry her. But four years later horror struck Europe, World War I. Throughout the war Alexei and Ileana's love burned strong and pure, but soon they would be torn apart forever. Alexei's father was over thrown and the family was exiled to Siberia, then murdered in Ekaterinburg. Rumors circulated that Alexei and Anastasia had somehow managed to escape. Ileana had faith that her love would return and waited for twenty years until she was finally forced to marry Archduke Anton of Austria. This ended in divorce as did the two following marriages. Princess Ileana eventually realized that she would never be happy without her true love and devoted the rest of her life to the only solace she had, God. She became a nun and founded the first Romanian Orthodox nunnery in America. She died after a long life of suffering. Now she is known as Blessed Mother Alexandra and he is a canonized saint, passion-bearer, and martyr. But what if things had been just the slightest bit different?

The story of this royal family has been told over and over again so I thought I'd give it a try.