This is a long Tudor-Valois-Habsburg-Medici epic, written with authentic historical detail, plausibly blending facts with fiction. Exiled from England, Anne Boleyn enters into a political marriage to King François when France is ravaged by the Habsburg invaders. The deadly intrigues of the Tudor, Valois, and Habsburg families and courts are entangled with drama, passion, and wars.

For fans of Guy, Robin, and Marian! Recently, J. C. Plummer (my co-author) and I have released the second installment in our Robin Hood trilogy – it is the novel "Robin Hood's Widow".

Having been officially declared dead but having survived his grave wound, Robin returns to England only to discover that King Richard disappeared on the way from Acre. No longer enemies, Robin and Guy fight against Prince John and the Black Knights as brothers-in-arms, assisted by Archer and others. This is part three of the long epic (trilogy).

AU to S2E18, the episode "Lady in Waiting". Anne Boleyn finds King Henry kissing Jane Seymour who is sitting in his lap, but her shock and grief do not lead to a miscarriage. Finally, she gives birth to a healthy son. Yet, the happiness she yearned to have as Henry's wife and queen is elusive. The king's love leaves her hollow.

It is set in the pre-series. Robin voices his decision to go to the Holy Land, but Marian doesn't understand him. Dreams of two young lovers and their hopes for the future are shattered; they are smashed against the walls of reality.

Despite his compassionate, kind nature and the nobility of his heart, darkness is a part of Robin Hood which he usually keeps on a tight leash, and he loathes to reveal even a shred of it to others. Memories of holy war and a tangle of darkness and pain constitute his inner hidden realm, but there are beams of light in Robin's dark world. A canon extension from 2x06

Marian wants to know whether Robin often uses hairpins of other girls for lockpicking. Not disapproving of her unexpected brashness, he is happy to respond to her innuendos. Canonical scenes and a canon extension from 2x06 which are written from Robin and Marian's POVs.

Finally, the illustrious Robin Hood has been captured thanks to the crafty scheme of Lady Davina, Vaisey's sister. An angry Guy faces a helpless and bound Robin dangling over the poisonous abyss. What goes through the heads of two sworn enemies in these moments? Canonical scenes from 2x01 that are written from Guy and Robin's POVs.

S2 Finale AU. Robin Hood arrives in the courtyard a moment before Guy can stab Marian. True love is worthy of any sacrifice. There is God's will for the world and for a man, and, sometimes, God spares lives out of His divine mercy.

Marian meets with Robin Hood in the woods after the siege of Nottingham, and love blossoms in the greenwood under the starry night sky of Sherwood. The action takes place after the episode 2x10 ("Walkabout").

This is an AU set after the S3 Finale. Robin Hood isn't killed by Isabella's poisoned dagger. Unbeknownst to Robin, Marian survives her seemingly mortal wound in the Holy Land and returns to Nottingham in a few days after the bloody siege. Robin and Marian are reunited on Earth, not in Heaven. Robin and Marian are deeply in love, romantic, happy, mischievous, and very amorous.

Sheriff Vaisey, Guy, and others travel to the Holy Land to assassinate King Richard. The head-spinning events happen in Acre, the dark mysteries of the past are unmasked, and dramatic reconciliation is achieved. But the fight is not over, and the Black Knights have a trump card up their sleeve. This is part two of the long epic (trilogy).

S2 Finale AU. The journey to Acre to save King Richard ends with the necessity to face harsh reality instead of daydreams. Disillusionment is a painful experience for one to bear. Nothing is sadder than the death of an illusion.

AU to S2E5, the episode "His Majesty's Pleasure". The executions of Thomas More and Bishop Fisher shock the common people and have outrageous consequences. Anne Boleyn and Henry have to deal with the rebellion against the religious reforms, and the great tragedy befalls the nation.

Torn between Robin and Guy, Marian marries Guy during the siege of Nottingham by Prince John's army. Robin, Guy, and Marian must unmask the mysteries of the past and untangle the triangle of love and hatred. This is part one of the long epic (trilogy).

AU to S2E18, the episode "Lady in Waiting". Anne Boleyn discovers Henry kissing with Jane Seymour, and her grief results in her premature, difficult labor. The unfading glory of death in childbirth giving the king a son suddenly seems to Anne more appealing than the doubtful glory of queenship.

This is a stolen moment from the Tudors. Francis Bryan fell for Ursula Misseldon at first glance. He wanted her to be his lover, but could he get her?

S2 Finale AU. The trip to Acre to save King Richard has a tragic outcome. Robin Hood and the outlaws face the fight to death with the Sheriff, Guy, and the Saracens. The battle doesn't result in Marian's death, but Robin and his friends suffer significant losses.

Anne Boleyn is dead. Charles Brandon comes to King Henry to tell him about Anne's execution. Henry is not pleased to learn that the people treated Anne more like a martyr than like a whore and a witch.

S2 Finale AU. The trip to Acre to save King Richard ends in the most unexpected way. The price of utter and unconditional loyalty might be very high. Loyalty has a reverse side. The love triangle of Robin, Marian, and Guy is untangled differently.

Anne Boleyn and George Boleyn are dead, but their headless ghosts haunt Jane Boleyn every night and will probably never leave her in peace. But even if she burns in hell alive, it would be a much better life than a life of humiliation and pain with George.

Anne Boleyn is dead only for several days, but Henry already proposes to Jane, wishing to forget Anne and move on. Yet, Henry knows that he will never be free from Anne's hold and the memory of the beautiful seductress is engraved forever in his memory.

Anne Boleyn is dead and Thomas Wyatt will mourn for her forever. The poet's heart is bleeding, and the light of his life is gone forever. He is heartbroken and lost without Anne.

It's set in S3E7. Isabella of Gisborne becomes Prince John's mistress, but she isn't happy with her choice. She doesn't love John, but he can give her power and wealth. She still remembers Robin Hood.

Anne Boleyn is dead, and King François, King Henry's old rival, receives the news about her execution in England. He speculates about her untimely death, thinking that there would probably never be any other lady in Christendom who would ever have such a glorious and tragic fate like Anne had.

Anne Boleyn is dead. She was destroyed by him, by Thomas Cromwell, who once was her staunch ally but finally became her sworn enemy and her executioner. How could it happen?

It's set in the pre-series to the show. Marian of Knighton is strong and stoic, but she is not invincible. In the moments when darkness triumphs over light, she prays for the life of the absent man who broke her heart and shattered her dreams for the bright future.

It's set in the pre-series to the show. Guy never killed anyone before, but tonight he has to kill an innocent man in cold blood. He will never be the same young man after this night. Vaisey became the godfather of the new Guy – he taught Guy to kill.

It's set in the pre-series to the show. It was a late night in the Holy Land, like many other nights they spent near the walls of besieged Acre. It was a night when blood and death stalked in the darkness. It was a usual night for Robin of Locksley and his friends.

This is just an oneshot about Scarlett and Ashley's thoughts in the aftermath of their conversation in the orchard after Ashley came back from the war. It is written from Ashley and Scarlett's POVs.