Westeros never deserved Tommen, but he was the king that it needed. This answers the what if that has been plaguing me: what if Tommen hadn't killed himself? He had told his grandfather once that he would be a good king. Here, Tommen I gets his justice. It just might take a while. (eventual Sansa/Tyrion later, no Jon/Dany)

MY version of the end. Follows tv series canon mostly, picks up at end of ssn 6. Multi POV (& pairing) from: Jon/Daenerys, Jaime/Sansa, Arya/Gendry, Tyrion/Tyene. Drama-angst-Rom (in that order) but ultimately a pairing-centric kind of fic. Some violence and character death. Definitely Fluff, occasional light smut but slow burn. Work in Progress and first part of planned series.

When Varys comes to Tyrion with information about his wife, he changes his priorities, along with the plans for conquering Westeros. Can he be loyal to his queen while also trying to protect his wife?

He presses his head into the crook between her shoulder and her neck, feeling her pulse thrum against his lips. Jaime can't help it, he can only hold her closer to him and wonder if this is his last chance for honour, loving Sansa Stark. AU where Jaime returns to King's Landing and is married to Sansa instead of Tyrion.

After being convicted of Joffrey's murder, Tyrion Lannister escapes King's Landing and spends the next five years in exile. When he finally returns to Westeros, he discovers that there is a new Lord of Winterfell, a little boy named Eddard Lannister. Although Sansa swears the child is his, Tyrion is too jaded to believe it, even though he once spent the night in Sansa's bed.

Jon Snow has returned from the Great Ranging and been arrested for treason. When he rejects Stannis' offer, Melisandre sees an opportunity and they sail to Dragonstone with Jon as their prisoner. Intent on waking dragons from stone, she burns Jon upon their arrival, never suspecting that she will seal her doom, and save Westeros at the same time.

Sansa allows her walls to slip a little after Tyrion defends her in the throne room

Sansa is alone in Winterfell, so Bran orders Tyrion north for diplomatic purposes...not to fall in love with a queen. [Post Season 8]

When Golden Stag Holdings offers a business transaction to Dire Wolf Industries, they can hardly say no. Instead they send their best risk analyst to try and find a way out of it. Sansa Stark expected only to be looking at the books. So what is she going to do when she finds herself distracted by liaison, Tyrion Lannister?The much anticipated modern Tyrion/Sansa.

From Ch. 7: It had been he who reached for her. He invited this. She was giving him a chance to explain himself—to make her understand—he saw his love, not as a gift, but as a sword: a weapon wielded to cut down the objects of his desires. His love was not a thing to be coveted by anyone, for it would only bring them pain, and torment and death.

The Dragons dance as a formerly married couple tries to forge a new relationship.

Jaime Lannister, after returning from the Starks' imprisonment, willingly leaves the Kingsguard. Lord Tywin tells Jaime he is to take over Tyrion's betrothal to Sansa Stark. They are to wed and depart for Casterly Rock. Will the direwolf be able to forgive the Lion of Lannister for all he's done? What will Robb do when he learns of Sansa's wedding? Will he cross Walder Frey again?

Enjoy some drunk!sanrion set shortly after the Long Night.

After discovering that their marriage is still valid, Sansa and Tyrion renew their vows in the godswood.

Neither Sansa or Tyrion are quite prepared for what they feel when the are reunited. This story explores that.

After years apart, Tyrion and Sansa are finally reunited on the covered bridge at Winterfell. An examination of Tyrion and Sansa's thoughts during their conversation in "Winterfell," Season 8, Episode 1.

After moving to King's Landing to pursue her career as a ballet dancer, Sansa Stark must learn to live in a city of lions, with roses and snakes for friends. As she falls in love with Jaime Lannister, the director of the Lannister Ballet Company, can she become a lioness yet remain a direwolf?

On the eve of battle, Tyrion arrives at Winterfell to help Daenerys and Jon win the war, but he soon finds himself unsettled by his feelings for Sansa. As Tyrion and Sansa struggle with their difficult past, Jon and Daenerys must face an uncertain future. In the last days of the Great War, a new love is forged, a burgeoning love is tested, and an old love burns for the last time.

The Dragon Queen comes to the Eyrie

Sansa and Tyrion are the true power couple of Westeros. What if their marriage went a little differently? Tyrion makes it his mission to make sure Lady Sansa is happy or at least not miserable in Kings Landing. What will he do when he discovers what his family has been doing to his young wife without his knowledge? **Will borrow from the show, but not directly follow canon*

Sansa/Tyrion! Suddenly on her own, Sansa struggles to manage as she wonders who to trust and where to hide. Now, finally standing on her own, she comes face to face with the one person she'd never thought to see again - her husband. (Full Summary in first chapter)

After the Great War, the Game re-started. With House Stark's influence spreading, Arya needs Sansa's to marry the man she loves after her husband died. To avoid that her sister's marriage start a war, Sansa goes to Casterly Rock. Her visit is a chance for her to find peace, healing, maybe even love. Eventual smut for Sansa and Tyrion, and for Arya and Sandor.

How Tyrion and Sansa's wedding night might have gone, and how their stories might have altered because of it. Show-verse. 16 chapters up, 20 more planned out so far through roughly beginning of s5 (plot changes, obviously). Yeah, this is gonna be a long one.

Sansa's escape goes horribly wrong and if anything, this has serious consequences for the Lannister family. Ch 13 up

Sansa is a sneaky little rat who finds out about her wedding in advance and Varys takes an interest in her because of it. Or something like that.

A tale of Sansa and Tyrion's growing relationship after they have married. How will their relationship bud among the troubles that surround them? Based solely on the show, I have not read the books. *Show Spoilers* Picks up during S3E8 Second Sons, right after they return to their room from the wedding feast.

He felt drawn to her, like there were strings attached to his very being and she was pulling him in, dragging him into her delicious warmth, so much like the summer sun that warmed all it touched. She was beautiful and modest and for all the pain and suffering she had endured, maintained a level of innocence and naiveté that he found endearing.

It's been years since Tyrion left King's Landing and he's only just settled into his new life when a knock at his door changes everything.

After a winter and a war, Tyrion returns to Westeros and finds Sansa in the most unexpected of places. Both agree that their marriage must be set aside, but the road to freedom might not lead quite where they thought it would.

What if Sansa had been older, and Joffrey's marriage had gone off without a hitch? Winter is Coming, With Fire and Blood. Includes other characters, but centers around Sansa and Tyrion. Includes a Jon reveal I'm pretty sure hasn't been done before.