Toweroflondon Stories

In 2015 Tegan, Turlough, Nancy and Luke are planning their double wedding... In 1660 England has regained her Monarchy with Charles the Second. The Doctor knows something is up as he espies an old enemy a month before the Coronation. The Master has also found himself in seventeenth century London. The old enemy has found him too... Now it is not just Dorothy's but Nancy's life at stake... There are questions to answer: Who is that mysterious woman by the King's side? Why does she hate the Doctor so much? And, why is the Doctor acting so... strangely? Will Tegan and Turlough ever be happy? Do Kings always get what they want? And just what are those horrible creatures invading England? Dorothy has no answers until...

Sherlock Holmes Fanfiction - The Tower of London Deception is a fog-drenched, high-stakes mystery in which the impossible happens: the Crown Jewels vanish from the Tower of London without a broken lock, a shattered pane, or a single cry for help. Worse still, the three guards on duty disappear as completely as the jewels themselves-one of them later revealed to have been dead for years. Summoned by a frantic Lestrade, Holmes and Watson descend into a case that feels less like a robbery and more like a stage production-complete with planted evidence, carefully timed signals, and secret alterations to the Jewel House itself. Clues lead through London's underworld of debts and opium, backstage corridors of the Lyceum Theatre, and the Tower's own forgotten mechanisms-until Holmes uncovers the truth: the crime was never designed to succeed quietly. It was designed to be seen. As the investigation tightens, a familiar shadow emerges. The mastermind behind the deception isn't simply stealing symbols of power-he's demonstrating how easily power can be manipulated. What begins as a hunt for jewels becomes a psychological duel, forcing Holmes into a dangerous confrontation where politics, diplomacy, and pride collide. The Crown may be recovered-but Moriarty's real game is control, and he intends Holmes to understand that the "final act" is still to come. Dark, theatrical, and rich with Victorian atmosphere, this story blends classic Holmes deduction with a cat-and-mouse rivalry sharpened to a razor's edge-where every clue is a prop, every witness a pawn, and the fog itself seems to conspire with the criminal mind behind it all.

You thought Craiglist was enticing? Well, this is the real deal! It's packed with boring characters, boring text, and to top it all off, a boring plot!!! Not to mention all the grammer and spelling errors, as well as the inconsistency of the writing. I dare you to read this book, at your own risk... Who knows, maybe you'll even loose your Expected Sentience! Follow for Follow, Vote for Vote, Read for Read

Farah Elviana Idris is not chasing fairytales-she's chasing ghosts. A brilliant historian from Padang with a full scholarship to UCL, Farah arrives in London to uncover the truth behind one of Britain's oldest mysteries: the disappearance of the Princes in the Tower. When her research leads her to a hidden archive and an unexpected encounter with Lord Alexander Hawthorne-an aristocrat with secrets of his own-the past begins to unravel in ways no textbook ever predicted. History breathes. Truth whispers. And sometimes, the present is written by those brave enough to rewrite the past.

Kitty and Anne are having lots of nightmares and flash-backs to when they got beheaded, so Anna and Kate try taking them to the Tower of London. But are the girls really ready to go back? Will they reveal themselves as the queens to the public?

In England in the 1550s, Edward Courtenay, a cousin of Queen Mary I, has grand ideas about his future. But things don't go according to plan.

This book, like this account in general, is pretty eclectic. It'll probably contain miscellaneous facts and chapters that don't fit in any of my other books, along with some odd chapters here and there about my life and updates on my books if chapters are taking a while to be released.

This is a long story and this story is meant for a very special person...I thank you...I thank you

When the sun sets more than once a day, a small brave girl, struggling to belong, has secrets to discover. Marigold leaves her lonely life to join extraordinary thieves, Bert and Bob. Who is their Mistress? What is she doing with all those diamonds? And why is the sun so unpredictable? Marigold's dreadful parents are on her trail. But keeping one step ahead of them is the least of her problems... She must save the planet from a terrible machine and find her true home. An original fantasy that hooks, amuses and delights. For 7 to 12-year-olds and anyone else who enjoys an adventure.

Margaret ' Maggie' Moore is an ordinary woman who lives with her father in the Tower of London, but a chance encounter with a handsome young royal guardsman comes about Maggie instantly falls for him but things go disastersly wrong and Maggie is kidnapped Will Freddie Guildford the Grenadier Guardsman get to her in time? Will their friendship end before it's even started .... So let's follow Maggie and the guard on their journey to finding true love. I don't own these characters! all credit and inspiration was due to the author of the original book: Megan Clawson

A late-night tour bus drifts through London like a sealed coffin on wheels, promising history and delivering something far older, and far hungrier. Inside, ordinary tourists become unwilling witnesses to impossible moments: a man crushed by hands no one can see, a Tudor woman running forever through a palace corridor that refuses to end, an alley that bends its own geometry to make violence feel inevitable. At the centre of it all stands the guide, bell in hand, voice calm, eyes untouched by fear. What begins as a curated journey through the city's darker legends slowly fractures into a ritual of belief itself, where stories stop being harmless and start shaping the bodies and choices of the living. This is a tale about how memory infects space, how crowds create courage and cruelty in equal measure, and how some histories are not meant to be visited. Only obeyed.

A girl named Thalia Jane works for Sherlock Holmes. But what happens to her when she gets she own solo type of mission. (one shot at the moment)

Henry VIII has annulled his marriage to Anne Boleyn and sent her to the Tower to die. But, much to his displeasure, the people of England are revolting. They are fighting for the life of a Queen they never truly loved. Now, Henry is forced to make a decision, follow his head and have Anne executed, or follow his heart and let her live.

THE SILENCE OF THE TOWER HAS FINALLY BEEN BROKEN. For five centuries, history called her a traitor. They said she whispered the words that sent her own husband and sister-in-law to the scaffold. They were wrong.The "lost" manuscript of Jane Boleyn, Lady Rochford, has been found. Written from her cell in the Tower of London as she awaited the axe, this is the truth the chroniclers didn't want you to hear.This is not just a history book; it is a confession of love, friendship, and heartbreak. WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER INSIDE:The Three Sisters: The deep, untold friendship between Jane, Mary, and Anne Boleyn. Witness their rise and their tragic, interconnected fates.A Fatal Love: Jane's marriage to George Boleyn wasn't a cold arrangement-it was a coup de foudre, a strike of lightning. She loved him until the very end.The Fall of an Icon: Jane's unwavering admiration for Anne Boleyn. She didn't betray her; she loved her, and she watched in horror as the King's obsession turned to blood.The Tudor Queens: From the dignity of Catherine of Aragon to the quiet grace of Jane Seymour and the refined Anne of Cleves.The Final Tragedy: The "wild child" Catherine Howard and her desperate love for the handsome Thomas Culpeper. Witness the King's ruthless cruelty toward a young girl in love.Broken Hearts: The tragic end of Henry Percy, who died of a broken heart because he could never have the woman the King claimed for himself.Jane was there for it all. She breathed the same air as the most powerful men and women in England. She saw the grandeur of four coronations and the desolation of the scaffolds. Now, she is the architect of her own legacy.A voice restored. A sanctuary of secrets unveiled. The Tudor tempest, seen through the eyes of the woman who lived it.