One action can change an entire story within the blink of an eye. This proves to be true when Anne does NOT miscarry after seeing her husband King Henry VIII of England with Jane Seymour. But even now only time will tell if things will go as they did, or they will change entirely. First Tudors story. Enjoy!

The Boleyn family had lots of secrets one being their daughter Anne. They love her as a daughter but who was she really? What would happen if the truth was spoken? Rumours abound the English court on the new lady who has caught the Kings eye. Everyone as a secret or two to hide. Inspired in part by series three of BBC The Musketeers

Six years after her departure from the Court, Anne Stamford of Pembrokeshire and Kent - former Queen of England - lives a quiet retirement in the great house of Leeds Castle with her beloved husband, William. While things are - mostly - politically quiet, Elizabeth is keen to accept an invitation to go on progress to her mother's house. But where she goes - does trouble follow?

Hi, I'm Henry the Eighth, and I have six wives...! Inspired by the musical Six and Anna Akana's I have 6 Cats.

Anne's life is spared. And the King allows her to live out her days as the Marquess of Pembroke, with their bastard daughter. But Anne Boleyn is not a woman to take such insult kindly; her role in the King's Court is not yet at an end.

Post Elizabeth's birth. Anne expresses her love for Elizabeth in a poem. Later on Anne gives birth to a son named Nathaniel who is disabled. Reviews are welcome.

Sexy little Catherine Howard is always running off and getting into trouble, so Henry puts her in the hands of sensible Anne of Cleves. But can the two queens combat strange spells and supernatural terror? Now a continuing adventure, rated T for adult themes and some sensual images.

During the visit of King Henry VIII and Lady Anne Boleyn to Calais in October 1532, Anne and King François I of France dance and then speak privately about the dangers of queenship. While she understands his warning, Anne is deeply in love with Henry and hopes to give him a son. This scene can be a short prequel to 'Chained by War and Love' by Athenais or a standalone one-shot.

We all know that Elizabeth Tudor was Anne Boleyn's firstborn and ultimately only surviving child. But what would have happened had she had an older brother? Enjoy, everyone!

After her mothers' death the Lady Elizabeth was left in the care of her Aunt Mary Stafford. Whilst the new Queen Jane has been successful in reuniting King Henry with his eldest daughter Elizabeth still remains an outcast. Desperate to help her young niece, Mary Stafford sends word to her old lover King Francis who offers them sanctuary in his kingdom.

(Au) Being a daughter to her grace Queen Anne Boleyn and his highness Prince Consort Prince Herny Tudor, of England is a hard task by being a Boleyn Princess and a Tudor one that too

(Au) Katherine of Aragon,Anne Boleyn, and Jane Seymour are all in a marriage together all come from good families, Anne and Katherine the favorites Herny Tudor's wives the two have grown to become friends while Jane has fallen in and out favor with her sickly son

Henry the VIII fell from his horse in January of 1536. The events that happened after would forever scar history. When he doesn't wake up, Anne Boleyn has to face a new world with many challenges and opportunities.

In August 1533, Anne gives birth to not one, but four living children. Reeling in this new world, the Lady Mary has no choice but to come to terms with the idea that her father's new marriage may, after all, be sanctioned by God.

Catherine Stafford is the Duke of Buckingham's daughter. After his execution she is the last of the Stafford family, all alone at court but for Anne Boleyn, her friend from olden times. The cunning young woman rises high at Henry's court. Charles Brandon loathes her just as much as she despises him. If they just didn't feel so irresistibly drawn to each other...

The flowers in his Court's gardens had never been as beautiful as when Lady Alice Brandon sat beside them reading one of her books to her little brother. At least in Henry's mind they hadn't.

Disclaimer: I own nothing of the Tudors. Also possible trigger warnings for depression. When Anne loses her boy in Janurary 1536 all is lost, and Anne doesn't feel like fighting.

What a servant found a diary written by Katherine of Aragon implying that her first marriage was consumated, how would history change

All of Henry's women are lost, abandoned and forsaken. What do they dream of? A short, moody story to start the New Year. Rated T for implied sexuality.

A storm and English troops prevent the Sack of Rome causes the Pope to make an impulsive decision to grant King Henry's annulment and to give him his blessing to marry Anne Boleyn. This leads Anne to be secure as Henry's wife and accepted as Queen. But that does not mean her enemies are any less eager to see her fall, it only makes them more determined.

Banished from the royal court, Queen Anne Boleyn gets into mischief and does a naughty good deed for someone in need. A bittersweet one-shot with some steamy sex! Rated T for the usual reasons.

What if Henry VIII's older brother, Prince Arthur, had survived long enough to be King? Takes place before the start of the Tudors and during the Tudors. Serious Alternative History. Written in response to a challenge. A project spanning ten years, started when I was 16, so please take that into consideration when you leave reviews on early chapters.

Set in a corrupt modern city like Batman's Gotham or Frank Miller's SIN CITY, this is an AU Tudors saga about how strong, ambitious Elizabeth Tudor sets out to ensnare and ruin her innocent cousin, Mary Queen of Scots! Tons of crime, sin, sex, and intrigue to follow. Rated T!

How would England's fate be changed if there was a different second Tudor son? In a world where Arthur Tudor dies in his early years, and it's his younger twin brother who winds up as Prince of Wales and then King of England, the course of medieval Europe is altered forever. Wars are waged, blood is spilled, and tears are shed, but in the end, the reign of Alexander I is legendary.

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