Ahrella Karstark, the eldest daughter of the Karstarks, has never been one for love or marriage or politics. Honestly, for her, the entire thing has always felt like a bore.

But when she and her younger cousin, Sansa, are sent to King's Landing to meet the future King, everything changes for her. Her world is opened wide.

The Sun of Winter finds herself trapped in the game of thrones. Fate let the wolf and dragon end in tragedy, but their dragonwolves won't let it happen again.

Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen found themselves saved by two mysterious figures: A silver lady with grey eyes, and a Northern man with violet eyes!

Who are they and why did they save them? Jon Snow gains new allies as he moves to take back Winterfell. A mysterious presence awakens within him.

He struggles with his resurrection and the coming war with the Night King. Ghosts thought long dead return home. He dreams of fire, dragons, and violet eyes.

Daenerys Targaryen gathers her forces and prepares to retake the Iron Throne while building alliances on both sides of the Narrow Sea.

She tries to balance the fire of the dragon and her need to protect those less fortunate. Visions plague her of snow, ice, and a blue rose.

Jon is fostered by the Tyrells in Highgarden, while there he and Loras become best friends, and Jon and Margaery fall in love.

Lady Olenna wants for her granddaughter to become queen but a certain bastard is in the way. Once the events of the Game of thrones start slowly things start to change.

Alas the fires of war consume all things fair and the young wolf must cast aside the cloak of winter to be reborn in fire.

His Journey shall take him to lands far from the shores of Westeros and among these strange compatriots he shall find true kinship for the sea calls all faithful.

Every summer Dany visited her brother's family in the North and that's how she and Jon first became best friends. Until something happened one night in their sixteenth year that changed everything, shattering their unbreakable bond.

Now, three years later, Dany's back in town. Jon tells himself they've both moved on, but can one truly get over their first love?

What if Daenerys Targaryen has it all. Wealth, power, a successful law practice, and any man she wants at the snap of a finger.

One Christmas Eve, she saves the life of a young woman, who turns around and asks her the all important question: "Do you have everything you need?

At the end of season 7, we saw the two have sex on a boat which is hella awkward because - as any true Game of Thrones fan will know - they're technically related.

Yes, Dany is actually Jon's aunt but how exactly are they related?? Despite the fact we've always known Jon as Ned Stark's bastard child, Bran exposed the shocking truth behind the top-knotted hero's parents in one of his flashbacks as the Three-Eyed Raven.

Rhaegar, the last Prince of Dragonstone, was the eldest son of the Mad King and heir to the Iron Throne - who also happens to be Daenerys' older brother.

During Robert's rebellion, it was rumoured that Rhaegar had abducted Lyanna Stark, who was betrothed to Robert Baratheon. That rumour was untrue, however, as we discover that the pair were in love and had married in secret after Rhaegar annulled his marriage to wife Elia Martell.

We learn about the annulment through Gilly, who is reading books in the Citadel with Samwell Tarly. In the penultimate episode of season 7, it first appeared as though Samwell had frustratingly missed this crucial snippet of information.

But in turned out he did catch it, as he shares this detail with Bran in the next episode. As we saw in Bran's vision, Lyanna Stark died shortly after giving birth to Jon.

On her death bed, she whispered to her brother Ned to take care of her son. She also declared his real name would be Aegon Targaryen. However, Ned made the executive decision to pretend Jon was his own, in order to safeguard the infant.

Because of his bastard status, Jon was given the surname 'Snow', as is customary in the north.