Henry VIII is dead long live the King. But how will Henry Fitzroy survive and thrive with his brother on the throne.

What if Katherine of Aragon had already had a son by Arthur when she married Henry?

England, 1553. King Henry VIII is dead. His protestant son, King Edward VI, is on the throne. But the English Royal Family is divided. Catholic against Protestant as Lady Mary, King Henry VIII's eldest Catholic daughter, and Edward's heiress presumptive, is vying for the throne. Full summary inside. Please Read and Review.

We all know the rhyme of Henry 8th's wives, but what if their order were scrambled? The rhyme will remain the same, but how the wives reach their fates might not be what is expected... Rated T for safety.

Henry decides to leave his marriage to Anne in a different way: DIVORCE. It allows Henry to marry his beloved Jane but to control Anne through his chosen husband for her. Read to find out what happens.

What if Arthur Tudor had lived. It has been many years since Arthur became King of England and has just returned from crusade in an attempt to become a legend like his name sake. He must retake the rigns of government but is all well in the kingdom?review

In this story Henry Fitzroy the Duke of Richmond and of Somerset doesn't die as a young child but lives on as he did in life only three years younger than his half sister mary. However he won't die in his teens as he did in life. This story will begin after the king has just married Jane Seymore and Richmond's position is changing and he finds a new role within his family.