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England, 1540s. Lady Aveline Beaumont once believed her future had already been decided: a noble marriage, a respected family, and a life untouched by scandal. Until one night destroyed everything. Her betrothal is broken. Her name becomes the center of whispered conversations. And the only way left to preserve what remains of her dignity is to disappear. So Aveline chooses the convent. For years, silence has become the only thing that feels safe- until the crown dissolves the convents and forces her back into a world she no longer recognizes. A world where England keeps changing faith. Where old promises mean nothing. And where love can be undone by forces far beyond human hands. At Bradford Manor, she meets Christopher Ashcombe: a tutor a quiet scholar, a former monk, and a man who seems to understand loneliness too well. They never intend to fall in love. But stolen conversations become solace. Solace becomes attachment. And slowly, without either of them noticing, they begin building a life around something dangerously fragile. Then history changes once more. And suddenly, the life they fought so hard to build no longer belongs to them. As religious persecution spreads across England, Christopher is forced into an impossible choice: die for the principles he once devoted his life to, or live by abandoning the family he loves. Years later, when Aveline has already learned how to live around the silence he left behind, another ghost from her past returns- Lucian Carrington, the man she was once supposed to marry, who never truly forgot her. Because some love stories are not destroyed by betrayal. Only by time, history, and the unbearable tragedy of loving someone in a world determined to tear you apart.

Pain, fear, desperation can cause miracles. Mine was one that had only ever been seen on tv. Falling through time to a place not even you recognise, meeting those who are now only names and stories in history books . Henry VII, Elizabeth of York, Henry the VII Prince Arthur, Princess Margaret, Princess Mary Margaret Beaufort. Tudor England. How the hell did I get here? Will I ever go back. What the hell is going on? So many questions.

Two people fall in love, someone dies, and a child survives who will one day shape English literature. *** In Tudor London, a forbidden love ends in tragedy, but it also brings into the world John Florio, future author of Queen Anna's World of Words and one of the greatest translators of the Renaissance. His father, Michel' Angelo, moves among the most powerful noblemen and women of the era. Yet as passion turns perilous and secrets take root, the black hellebore blooms as a warning that love can be as dangerous as poison. **Edits ongoing as part of the "It's Raining, Let's Kiss" short story anthology.

What if the children of Henry and Katherine of Aragon survived

Emma Smith-White has started year eleven at Park Vale Comprehensive, but she can tell something is wrong. Instead of feeling excited about going back in time, she feels nothing but dread. Can she prepare herself for the time ahead? Written as part of NaNoWriMo 2021

Mary and Elizabeth, both queens, both daughters of Henry Viii. The daughters of Henry Viii could not be anymore different, with one Catholic and the other Protestant. One was feared and the other was loved and celebrated, this is the relationship between Elizabeth I and Mary I, daughters of Henry Viii

this is a book based on history and my mind, i combined a lot of historical moments together in one book. this is about a woman in England, who wants to find out her old life, but she can't. she didn't live long enough to tell her story and wasn't healthy enough to know her story. so she does anything to find it her life, in the 16th century where everything was ruled by one man!

A story of Princess of Spain, the Infanta, Catalina of Aragon and Castile , daughter of the most powerful monarchs in Christendom Queen Isabella of Castile and King Ferdinand of Aragon is sent to England to marry Arthur Prince of Wales and create a generations long alliance with Spain and England. Catalina was called Princess of Wales since she was small. She is now sixteen. Her husband to be is sixteen too but she's older by a couple of months. Catalina knows she will become Queen of England one day. It is God's plan for her. But King Henry VII, her father in law to be desires her yet he is married to one of the most beautiful women in Christendom, Princess Elizabeth of York who's currently Queen of England. When Catalina first meets her future husband, she falls in love with him on sight. He is insanely gorgeous but awkward in an endearing way.

The year is 2457, and Nell Austen is finally starting her new job as an HCS Pilot, a fancy term for Time Traveler. The HCS, or Historical Comfort Society is the world's leader in human history preservation and record keeping. With the invention of time travel, wealthy patrons and governments seek to bring closure and comfort to notable historical figures, or even to verify historical events as they truly happened. Nell is eager to see events that she's only read about with her own eyes and to be a part of history herself. However it is one thing to read about things, it is quite another to live them! Also, being a time traveler might sound exciting and luxurious, but what happens when you meet your potential true love... who exists in an entirely different time period?

The story of Queen Jane Seymour

When Isabelle de Montfort arrives in England in 1509 to join her brother in the court of King Henry VII, she does not expect to find love, let alone win the heart of the future King of England. Their relationship does not take long to spiral into the perfect romance of a lifetime, but soon they forget the power of authority in the Tudor court and the lengths some people would go in order to thwart the course of true love. ↑temporary description, will be updated Note: Still in first draft/ developmental phase, all suggestions and improvements welcome :)