What if Edward IV had another sister? And she had to marry the enemy. Isabella of York, sister of King Edward IV who was born on the day her father died (1460). What was her life and love life. I am an amateur writer, I do this for fun, entertainment and to get my mind off of certain things (real life problems), so be nice and pretty please don't be a silent reader, those votes and hilarious comments actually gives me the motivation to write. Beginning of episode 1 of the white queen. Sequel Name: "The White Crown of York"

She was raised to be a lady. The world is asking her to become something else entirely. When whispers of rebellion reach Lady Azalea Seperent, she doesn't flinch-she plans. A lord gathers armies in secret, seeking a crown that isn't his, and the only way to stop him is with politics, proof, and the poise of a woman who cannot afford to falter. But as Azalea travels across the kingdom to gather support for a desperate vote, ancient truths begin to rise around her. Prophecies. Forgotten gods. And a voice from her past that promised she would never be just a girl-that she would be the end of kings. With thirty-nine days, one stolen future, and the growing fear that the madness in her blood might not be a myth at all, Azalea must decide: Will she save the kingdom? Or fulfill the prophecy that damns it?

A prophecy foretells that only one girl is destined to cure the king.

In the war-torn lands of Westeros, where honor is a weapon and love is a liability, one forbidden bond may change the fate of the North. Robb Stark, the young King in the North, marches to war with the weight of vengeance on his shoulders and a kingdom behind him. Amid the chaos of bloodshed and broken oaths, he meets Talisa Maegyr-a healer with a fierce will and a past she keeps guarded. What begins as mutual defiance turns into something deeper, something dangerous. In a world ruled by strategy and sacrifice, love is rarely a choice-it's a risk. As enemies close in and alliances shift like the seasons, Robb and Talisa must navigate loyalty, loss, and the haunting cost of the crown. Honor, passion, and survival collide in this sweeping tale of war and romance set in the heart of Westeros.

All Gwenlynn ever wanted was to be a farmer's wife and a mother. She hates magic. She does not want adventure. She desperately hopes the orcs will stay in the Outlands back east. So why does she possess this power? Why does she feel at one with corpses? And why won't her father-in-law leave her alone? Dedicated to my mom. When I told her about my story idea, she said it was creepy and cool. Too bad she didn't live long enough to read it.