An English rose
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What if the war of the roses ended differently? What if Elizabeth of York never married Henry vii? What if York won and Elizabeth and her siblings were returned to the throne? What if she married someone else?
*loosely based off of the white queen and the white princess however the story will be different.
The only character I own(all the people in the book were actual people) is Lord Charles smith, a feared warrior knight.
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