#celiaverse masterlist

Celia Sand (daughter of Oberyn)

Viper Eyes (Undecided) — As one of the eldest of the Sand Snakes, Celia understands her duty to her family and Dorne. As the sands of power begin to shift and the figure of Dorne comes into question, Celia must do as she can to protect her family and the daughter that may be a greater piece than anyone thought possible.

Celia Snow

Love’s Not Always Wise (Robb Stark) — Growing up as the bastard daughter of Eddard Stark was not easy, yet, Celia knew she had it better than most. As things begin to change, and war echoes across the horizon, Celia must battle with her heart and duty as forbidden feelings begin to take root and she endangers everything and everyone she has ever loved.

Celia Stark (daughter of Brandon and Catelyn)

What Honor Demands (Jaime Lannister) — Princess to the North and the eldest daughter of Catelyn Tully and her first husband Brandon Stark, Celia has constantly lived under the shadow of her father and to the side of her younger siblings. But when war is being threatened by the King of the South, Rhaegar Targaryen, Celia has no choice but to put her mother’s words into practice: family, duty, honor. She writes to Tywin Lannister, Hand of the Southron King, and offers to marry the recently widowed and childless Jaime Lannister in exchange for convincing the king that war is not the only option. Dragged willingly into Southron politics, Celia must do her best to help her family and do what she can to protect them in the south. But when war breaks out anyway, Celia’s world begins to crumble as her duty to her son and her duty to House Stark begins to destroy everything she has ever believed in.

Celia Stark (daughter of Donner)

Etched in the Surface (Daeron the Drunken) — She dreamed of a war. She dreamed of a dragon dragging a wolf into the sun. She dreamed of the beasts of Westeros wetting the ground with their blood, only for the land to be frozen in ice. And so, she decided she would change things. He dreamed of fire and blood, of a shadow cast upon the land, mingling with the blood of his father. He dreamed and therefore he drank. He drank to oblivion. He drank to forget. But he would be dragged toward a destiny. It was fate.

Celia Stark (daughter of Eddard)

Wolves Amongst Lions (Joffrey Baratheon, Aegon Targaryen, Arianne Martell) — Cast aside by her brief husband, Celia and her twin sister, Sansa, must navigate the politics of the Red Keep while also staying alive. As new players enter the field, the girls hope that soon they might be allowed to go home.

A Gentle Lion (Joffrey Baratheon) — What if Joffrey were kind? As war is nearly avoided with the North, the crown must stay within the Lannister hands if they wish to have the funds and power for the only war that matters, a war that will decide the fate of Westeros one and for all.

We Did Not Sow (Theon Greyjoy) — Before Theon is sent to treat with his father, Robb has his twin sister, Celia, marry the Ironborn in a small and private ceremony. After sharing a few nights of passion, the two go their separate ways. Theon to the Iron Island, Celia back to Winterfell. When Theon comes to claim the Stark seat in his father’s name, he finds that Celia has given him a child. Now forced to betray the father he so wants to impress, Theon must do his best to protect the only home he has ever known.

Our Sharpest Blades (Domeric Bolton) — Celia Stark was the eldest daughter of her father and a twin to his heir. She was considered a beauty and was promised to Domeric Bolton since she was a girl. They marry quickly before Domeric joins his good brother in the War of the Five Kings, but choices must be made and loyalties must be proven as the world falls apart around them, they must stay true.

Celia Stark (daughter of Rickard)

The Other Stark Girl (Robert Baratheon) — Taking the place of her older sister, after it is discovered that she ran away willingly, Celia marries the Lord of Storm’s End, Robert Baratheon. As she deals with the betrayal of her sister and the ever changing politics of the south, Celia must overcome adversity and prove that she is indeed a wolf with claws and teeth.

Bride of Fire (Daeron Targaryen) — Celia Stark stood alongside the man who would be her husband. She had met him only once, seen him from afar when he and his family had been presented at the tourney which had been the beginning of the end of her older sister’s life. Now, it was Celia who was to marry a silver prince. At fourteen, the young couple must learn to navigate the game of thrones as not all those they trust should be trusted and not all those who who should be viewed with suspicion may be found to be dishonest. For ice and fire are a dangerous combination and the future of Westeros might be more perilous than anyone might have thought.

Things Change (Oberyn Martell) — Celia was meant to marry into the Vale. She was meant to be its next mistress. She was meant to be an Arryn. But when her future died in King’s Landing and a war is won, she is sent further south than she ever imagined going to marry into a house her sister humiliated. Her new family is kind, but she can sense the hurt and anger that simmered under the summer sun.

Celia Stone (daughter of Jon)

Caelia Targaryen (daughter of Baelor)

Of Things to Come — Princess Caelia is the youngest of Prince Baelor Breakspear’s two children with his late wife, Lady Jena Targaryen. At three, her family was thrown into turmoil when her bastard great uncle, Daemon Blackfyre, began his rebellion against her grandsire. Thirteen years later, at six and ten, Caelia joins her family on their journey to Ashford Meadow in hopes to better their house’s image. But the discontent after the rebellion remains and something shall soon break, she just doesn’t know what… or who.

Celia Targaryen (daughter of Aerys)

Of Fire and Gold (Rhaegar Targaryen, Jaime Lannister) — Celia Targaryen never wanted to marry her brother, but gave him a son and heir, as was her duty. However, her heart belonged to a lion and she found her body soon belonged to him as well. As they both begin to spin a web of lies and deceit about themselves, the truth will come out and, from that, war.

A Stag for a Dragon (Robert Baratheon) — She did not wish to marry Rhaegar. She did not wish to marry him, did not wish to be his wife or lover or mother of his children. Seven hells, she could barely tolerate being his sister. And so, Celia did what so many Targaryens do: she made a mess of things. Robert was not a bright person, or especially kind, but he was a lot more entertaining and open minded then her brother was and so she did as all romantic Targaryens do: she runs away.

Celia Targaryen (daughter of Daemon and Alicent Hightower)

Wildfire and Blood — Alicent knew what her father wanted, and knew what could happen if she went directly against his wishes. However, she could never betray her friend in such a way and continued to push the king and Rhaenyra to reconcile after the tragic death of Queen Aemma. However, her father is not the only one who sees Alicent as a pawn to be used within House Targaryen. Wishing to reconcile with his brother and have him back for his wedding to the very young Laena Velaryon, King Viserys orders his brother back to King’s Landing with the promise of the one thing Daemon wanted more than the throne: an annulment from his wife Rhea Royce. However, upon his return, Daemon learns that his brother has another bride already lined up for him: Lady Alicent Hightower. The tentative strings of a song have been plucked and a dance is about to begin. The color of some of the players may have changed, but the song must be played for destiny is a terrible thing and dreams are not always as they seem.

Celia Targaryen (daughter of Daemon and Rhea Royce)

We Remember — Celia would never forgive her father for murdering her mother. And she would not let those who did not care get their way. The Greens had an added player to their side.

Celia Targaryen (daughter of Jaehaerys and Alysanne)

Need of Me (Arthur Lannister) — It’s a tragedy, how their story ended. But by the gods, was there love.

Celia Targaryen (daughter of Jaehaerys and Shaera)

No King at All (Tywin Lannister) — Celia Targaryen was the youngest of her siblings and the only one to take after their grandmother, Bertha Blackwood. After the victory of the War of the Ninepenny Kings, her father was determined to strengthen the ties between the crown and the west through marriage and betrothed Celia to Ser Tywin Lannister. Their marriage began as many often did, with broken promises and hearts determined never to mend. As the politics of Westeros change, Celia must prove herself to her husband that she is loyal to their family, even if he proves not to be.

Celia Targaryen (daughter of Rhaegar)

A Flipped Coin (Theon Greyjoy) — Rhaegar’s Visenya became a Celia and was raised amongst water gardens of Sunspear instead of the prophecies of the Red Keep. In order to right the wrongs of the past, Celia is betrothed to Theon Greyjoy, not knowing how their fates would decide the future of Westeros.

Of Dragon Blood — Celia was smuggled out of King’s Landing by Lord Varys and taken to Braavos to live with her exiled aunt and uncle, Daenerys and Viserys. Looking more Dornish than Targaryen, her place amongst the last dragons is forever a question. Will they ever return to Westeros or is the dream of the red door all they will ever have?

Celia of Tarth

Celia Tully (daughter of Brynden)

Of Stars, and Moon, and Sun (Viserys Targaryen, Arianne Martell) — Horrified by the deaths of the innocent Princess Elia and her children as well as the lack of punishment to House Lannister, Houses Martell, Tully, and Stark attempt to find the last Targaryen prince, Viserys after he fled with his newborn sister into the night. To once more connect the Targaryens with the rest of their kingdoms, Celia Tully is sent to foster in Dorne where she is raised alongside her future sister-wife Arianne Martell. Viserys is found after losing his sister and attempting to sell his mother’s crown to find her. He is smuggled into Dorne with the promise that his sister will be found. Arianne dreams of more than queenship. She dreams of adventure and the lands outside the Dornish borders. However, with war approaching, Arianne must put her family first and comes to learn that her greatest challenge will be to protect the growing family from those who would harm them. Celia wants nothing more than for her best friend, Arianne, and their husband, Viserys, to be safe and happy. But happiness is a hard war won when there are lions and stags and hungry dragons inching their way closer to destroy everything they have built. As their family grows, so do the dangers. Viserys grows up with the two girls he eventually marries, the lively Arianne and the sweet Celia. As he gets older, he comes to learn there is more at stake than an ugly chair. Dragons plant no trees, so perhaps it is time for House Targaryen to be reborn.

Blood, Battle, and Bravery (Daeron Targaryen, Robert Baratheon) — They made a promise in the godswood of Riverrun, but that promise was made by children untouched by war. Now, Celia is a queen, wife of her friend Robert Baratheon, and mother to their children. Yet, her heart aches for the man who held it so tenderly in her youth. Daeron Targaryen has given up everything to take care of his family, but now it was time to take back their home from those who had stolen it. But what does that mean for the woman his heart longs for when she is one of the people standing in his way?

Celia Tully

All That Glitters (Tywin Lannister) — Celia Tully has married into one of the most influential families of Westeros, however, that does not mean they are the most stable. Relegated into the duties of a septa, rather than a wife and mother, Celia does her best to raise the lion cubs and protect them from the world at large. However, when the game begins, she must use her wits to make sure that her family comes out of it unscathed.

Celia Tyrell (daughter of Mace)

Sapphire Eyes (Brienne of Tarth) — Celia Tyrell was considered to be a daisy amongst roses. Her hair was a dull brown and her eyes duller still. However, it did not stop her from doing her best to do right by her family and help her sister become queen. That would mean alliances. She was to marry one day, a handsome lord, or at the very least a lord, to secure an alliance. However, it was not a lord that caught Celia’s eye. It was one of the knights of her good brother’s Rainbow Guard, Lady Brienne of Tarth. She stole Celia’s breath away and she could not help but blush at the sight of the lady knight and her prowess with the sword. So, when she saw a shadow of Stannis Baratheon kill her king, she did what any maid in love would do, help the woman she had settled in her heart free, knowing that such a thing could not be. But fate is a funny thing and perhaps she will be allowed to see her lady knight once more.

The Winter Rose Queen (Robb Stark) — Celia was never considered to be the greatest of the Tyrell sisters. The lesser in a way. However, when there is a chance for her to be made a queen of one kingdom while Margaery the queen of six, she is sent to make an agreement between House Tyrell and House Stark. And thus, a winter rose queen is made.

Celia Tyrell (daughter of Olenna)

Amongst Golden Thorns (Jaime Lannister) — It was a brief affair, but distance made the heart grow fonder. Celia raised their daughter with as much care as she possibly could and Jaime could do nothing but wait for what little news might reach him. However, in a time of dragons and lions and thorns, the stage is set and secrets cannot always remain hidden.

A Winter Rose (Benjen Stark) — He had met her only once at Harrenhal, at the gods damned tourney that had taken everything, the secret that began there slowly destroying him from the inside out. But now he was married instead of taking the Black as he had hoped. He was needed, Ned said. The Starks would be stronger together. Celia didn’t know what to expect when she was made to move North to marry the youngest of the Stark lords. Her new husband was withdrawn and quiet. There was a secret too, something that no one would speak to her of. She wondered if she would whither under the weight of it. For she was but a rose, but perhaps she could change, perhaps she could turn into the very thing that had thrown the realm to chaos.

Celia Waters (Daughter of Petyr)

We Are All Liars — Celia has done everything her father has asked of her. She had done everything on the slim chance that his paternal affections might be awakened and she might be allowed away from the brothels she was born into. She is no one, but she is a key player in a battle just upon the horizon.

Celia Waters (Daughter of Robert)

The Lion and the Little Bird (Tommen Baratheon) — Celia Waters was always careful to do as Lord Varys asked. Always careful so she could keep her tongue and and wits about her. So, when she is asked to keep an eye on the littlest prince, she thinks nothing of it. However, as war begins to spread like smoke, Celia finds herself embroiled in a plot beyond her imagining where the queen wants her and any who look like the old fat king dead. Her saving grace just might be her target and, perhaps, Celia might become more than just a little bird.

Celia Whent

Celion Tully (son of Hoster)

My Sword is Yours (Jaime Lannister) — Celion always knew his duty. He was to marry a girl of his father’s choosing and father children to carry on the Tully name. Family, duty, honor. But that was not the life that Celion wanted. No, no he wanted adventure and fellowship. He wanted Jaime Lannister. He knew that the world would not accept them, but when given the chance to abandon his family, his duty, his honor for Jaime: he takes it.

Celion Tyrell

A Wolf’s Rose (Sansa Stark) — She deserved more than an imp and more than a lie. And so, he would give her a knight and the truth. To protect the young woman he has grown to care for, Celion Tyrell claims Sansa Stark’s maidenhead with permission before the betrothal to the Imp is publicly announced. Threatened with a withdrawal of grain and gold, Tywin Lannister is forced to accept a quick marriage. Now, Celion must try to take his bride home as the world around them continues to change.

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Ciel Dreamkeeper

A Song of Ice and Shadows (Robb Stark) — Eddard Stark was murdered beyond the Wall on an expedition to sue for peace with the wildlings that were becoming more frequent below the Wall. All that had been returned were his ashes. Robb Stark wanted blood. He called the banners with the blessing of the king, and began his campaign to the Wall to claim the land beyond it in the name of his king, in the name of his father. Ciel Dreamkeeper had seen what would happen when the kneeler lord was killed and his bones and ashes sent back South. But she was tired of waiting. She was tired of her people being treated like cattle to the Cold Ones. She was tired of others pillaging so that others might be sacrificed instead of their own blood. It might be the death of her people, but it would be the death of their masters too, and Ciel didn’t care how many others had to die for it to happen. She had lost too much to care.

Celia Dreamwalker

The Wrath of Winter (Ned Stark) — Ned Stark’s true bastard will soon take his place in the great Game for the family he has never met.

Celia Fireblood

Where Giants Walked (Tormund Giantsbane) — Celia was content to live her life as she wished and keep her family safe. But when her man brings home a Crow as though he were a lost dog, Celia knows that nothing will ever be the same again.

Celia of Lys

Remembered Bliss (Rhaegar Targaryen) — As the lover of Rhaegar Targaryen, Celia knew she could never be more. But when the dusts of rebellion settle, a quiet life is all that she could hope for.

Dothraki Celia

Only the Strong — As a daughter and sister of Khals, Celia knew her place within the Khalasar. However, when her brother takes in an Andal bride, her world begins to change and everything she once thought Great Stallion had planned for her life would go up in fire and blood.

The Great Mare (Khal Drogo) — When the great Khal Drogo’s Valyrian wife was unable to give him a son to mount the world with, another bride was given. As the world around the Dothraki begin to change, so too must they.

Ghiscari Celia

What was Promised (Visery Targaryen) — Instead of being killed with a crown of melted silver, Viserys was blinded and sold into slavery where he became a cup holder in a brothel. As he learns to navigate his new life, he meets a bedslave named Celia and her small daughter, Avari. As Viserys begins to care for the strange woman and her child, the world around them begins to change and, as things grow more and more dangerous, Viserys fears the only safe place for them to return is Westeros. For even if he’s killed, at least his family is free.

Wildling Celia

Celia Lannister (Daughter of Tymond)

All My Youth For Free — Celia Lannister would like to believe her life was perfect. However, girlhood cannot last forever and soon enough she and her friends will be seen as women—as sexual creatures for which men can use for their pleasure. One friend becomes queen, married to a king old enough to be her father. One friend rebells against convention and clings to the freedom her name and dragon give her. Celia, on the other hand, learns that not all knights are gallant and it is always the woman who looses when love is lost. Although Celia wishes to cling to her life before, to cling to the crumbling friendships that have long become dust, she knows she has to pick sides. Pick sides and condemn the one she does not pick.

Celia Lannister (Daughter of Tytos)

The Lion and the Wolf (Rickard Stark) — Her father was not a wise man, but he listened often to compliments, so when Edwyle Stark proposed a marriage between his heir and Celia, even Tywin could not deny such a promising match. As the wife of the heir to the North, Celia must use her brain and cunning to win the love of those who find her presence in their land worrisome. But once she gives her husband an heir of his own, a Stark son with not a drop of Southron blood in his appearance, she earns their respect. As her family grows, as do the growing dangers of the south as pretenders and liars find their way to sink their claws into the very fabric of Westeros, Celia must do what she can to protect her family, putting her children above even the Lannisters, for winter is coming and the pack must survive.

Celia Lannister (Daughter of Tywin)

The Shadow of the Past (Rhaegar Targaryen) — Dead before her time, the children of Celia Lannister take the torch their mother left for them and begin a war against their father. And so begins the next Dance of Dragons.

The Middle Ground (Willas Tyrell) — The unwanted stuttering daughter from the unwanted second marriage to the great Tywin Lannister leaves Celia much to be desired. She has neither the beauty of Cersei, the heart of Jaime, or the wit of Tyrion, a little lion with very little to contribute aside from a body to be sold strategically to better the family fortune. Once rebellion is lit her father finally finds some use to her after the Tyrells try to sink their roots into the royal family. Celia is to marry Willas Tyrell and is sent to Highgarden where she must learn to walk the middle ground in a bed of thorns and roses.

The Reynes of Castamere (Ryland Reyne) — A Lannister always paid their debts and this was a debt that was immeasurable. Her lord father was never one to think of the consequences. Her lord father was never one to think that someone of his blood of his seed would betray him. But Celia would do it. She would do it, for she would not let his sins go unpunished.

The Lion and the Stag (Robert Baratheon) — Celia was made to marry a man who would never love her. But she was a lion and she would not be taken advantage of. Her son would be the king and he would be a greater man than his father would ever be.

Caelia Martell

War Debts Paid (Ned Stark) — The price of war is paid by everyone. Forced to marry the elder brother of the woman who stole her sister’s husband away and best friend to the man who laughed at the mangled bodies of her sister and children, Caelia Martell feels bent and broken. For the sake of peace, she will do what she can to make the alliance work, but she has grown up with stories about the wildness of Northern men and fears the Silent Wolf—a man who could kill the Sword of the Morning—a man with blood on his hands. As a friend to the newly crowned king, it is Ned’s duty to make sure the Martells remain under the partial influence of the Iron Throne. However, he is also well aware that he is stepping into a kingdom and house who shall forever dislike him for things he did not do. He has heard of the nature of Dornish folk and is unsure if he will manage to flourish under the heat of a summer sun. His wife is beautiful, but there is hate in her eyes. And he wonders, had she lived, would he have found similar hatred.

Celia Martell

Riversong (Edmure Tully) — It was loving and sweet and all that Celia could hope it would be. A marriage to a Riverlord was all that she wanted, but sometimes fate asks for more than anticipated.

Desert Rose (Willas Tyrell) — Although his family finds her disdainful, Celia still finds comfort in her husband. However, when the truth of the Lannisters comes to light, Celia must keep her wits about her as her husband’s family play a game they truly were not prepared for.

A Debt Paid (Jaime Lannister) — Used as a pawn to mend the tattered bond between House Lannister and House Martell, Celia is married to Ser Jaime Lannister, the man who couldn’t save her beloved sister. While the sun sets in the West, Celia will climb until justice is made for her family and a song none thought needed sung shall be played.

If I Can’t Have Love (Daeron Targaryen) — After casting aside his first wife and plunging the realm into rebellion, King Rhaegar Targaryen seeks to make peace with the family he humiliated by marrying his younger brother to his once good sister, Celia Martell. After witnessing her sister’s utter humiliation and the way her own niece and nephew were cast aside, when news of Celia’s betrothal came to her, she was resigned to never open her heart and believed that love was not true, especially for women of her station.

Winter’s Sun (Brandon Stark) — Celia Martell has always been just as frail as her sister, the only difference was that Celia was always so quiet, never wanting to bring too much attention to herself, never wanting to catch anyone’s eye. However, she did. Rickard Stark, upon hearing of the betrothal between Elia Martell and Prince Rhaegar, sought a betrothal between his own heir and the youngest Martell daughter. Thus, Celia was brought North, far from her home and family to a keep and a betrothed who seemed utterly uninterested. But even the sun can shine in winter.

Celia Mooton

Your Honor and Mine (Harwin Strong) — Celia knew her husband did not love her, but she wished that the love he held for another did not put them all at risk of fire and blood.

To Dance With Dragons (Harwin Strong) — It all goes back to mothers. Daughters are puppets dancing on the strings of those who came before. But what if the daughters wish to snip their strings? What if they wish to dance to a different tune?

Celia Pyke

A Dance of Will — Celia Pyke was the bastard daughter of a Greyjoy her mother wasn’t even sure was a Greyjoy. She sided with the Blacks when it came to the Dance of Dragons. Although a woman she went to Queen Rhaenyra and pledged her sword to the woman she deemed her queen. Though she is a woman, she saw many battles as well as the tides of loss and victory change as easily as the sea’s.

Celia Reed

The North Remembers (Torrhen Stark) — When Celia Reed married Torrhen Stark, the King in the North, she could not imagine herself to be any happier. But then, the dragons came. They surged along the Riverlands, burning the land until they were no greater than ash. Determined to protect his family and the babe growing in Celia’s belly, Torrhen did the only thing he could do to protect his family: he knelt. However, it is easier to fight when one is believed to have come willingly. The fight for Northern Independence begins. For, so comes snow after fire, and even dragons have their endings.

Celia Rivers (daughter of Edmure)

Than Mere Birth (Jon Snow) — Her father was a good man. Not once did Celia ever believe she was lesser because of the baseness of her birth. Lady Dragonfly, they called her. She was wild as Jenny if Oldstones, but as sensible and loving as her lord father. However, as war begins to rise upon the horizons, Celia must do all that she can to protect her family and her people. After Bran fell, Jon couldn’t leave Winterfell behind, not yet. And when his father and sisters were held captive in the Red Keep, he could not refuse the call. As the White Wolf begins to make a name for himself, his heart begins to hope, and he begins to dream of a life with a wife and babe in his future.

Celia Rivers (daughter of Lysa and Petyr)

Celia Arryn

The Waiting Hour (Harry Hardyng, Robb Stark) — Celia was very good at waiting. Waiting for her father to notice something was wrong. Waiting for her mother to love her. Waiting for Uncle Petyr to leave. Waiting for her brother to get better. Waiting. That was all she ever seemed to do. She kept waiting until she couldn’t wait anymore.

As High as Honor (Daeron Targaryen) — Things are beginning to change in Westeros as rumors of dragons rising across the Narrow Sea. As power begins to shift and a threat from the North also begins to rise, ghosts from Celia’s past return and her life will once again be changed forever.

Celia Baratheon (daughter of Jaime)

A Lion Amongst Wolves (Robb Stark) — Celia Baratheon had been betrothed to Robb Stark since she was a babe. When she and her family head North to claim Eddard Stark as her father’s Hand, Celia believes her destiny has met her. However, once the unknown secret of her birth is revealed, everything Celia has ever believed comes crashing down and the consequences of actions not her own change her life forever.

Celia Baratheon (daughter of Robert and Cersei)

A Song that Never Ends (Jaime Lannister, Daeron Dayne) — As the eldest daughter of the King and Queen of Westeros, Celia Baratheon has many eyes upon her ar all time and many people who wish to sink their claws into her. However as allegiances are changed and lines are crossed a song that all have been waiting for will eventually begin.

A Mother’s Pride — There was only one child blessed to King Robert Baratheon and his queen, Cersei Lannister. She made sure of it. Her daughter would be the end of the royal house Baratheon even before it began. Her daughter would be revenge against all the children she would not bring into the world. Her daughter would do what the Targaryens could not. Her daughter would be queen. And she would be her mother’s pride.

Celia Baratheon (daughter of Ormund)

Better to Mock the Game (Elbert Arryn, Gerion Lannister) — Celia Baratheon always knew she’d marry for an alliance, but she did not except to fall in love. But she did, finding love in her marriage to Elbert Arryn, heir to the Vale. And it all gets crashes down when her cousin abducts her nephew’s fiancee and her husband goes to demand the lady’s return. Following the war, she’s a young widow with two small children and is given her nephew to care for and tasked with running Storm’s End on his behalf. What she least expected was marriage to a lion.

Celia Baratheon (daughter of Steffon)

Duty and Honor (Edmure Tully) — It was quiet, the love they had for one another. It was that and peace they wanted. However, life has a funny way of taking what one holds most dear.

Light of the East (Rhaegar Targaryen, Daeron Targaryen) — Forced to marry Rhaegar Targaryen, Celia does her best to be the wife and companion he needs while trying to set aside her greater love for his brother, Daeron. However, when Rhaegar betrays her in the most intimate of ways. A Baratheon woman scorned knows no bounds.

Bliss, Adventure, and Absorption (Brynden Tully) — Celia Baratheon, unable to have children, was betrothed and married to Ser Brynden Tully. While their marriage was one of convenience, it soon became one a deep passion and hope that neither had anticipated finding.

Into the Storm — Celia was the sapphire of House Baratheon. She was doted on by all of her brothers and especially close to Stannis. She was considered to be the calm in the storm that was her family. But when she taken mysteriously and the crown prince is the most likely subject, the Seven Kingdoms are plunged into a deadly war with the life of a little girl left precariously in the hands of the men playing the games of thrones.

A Dying Storm — Celia and Stannis have always been close. Perhaps too close. But when the world around them begins to fall apart, perhaps they can no longer return to being the children they once were.

Celia Bolton

Dead Man Walking (Robb Stark) — Celia fled from her brother’s estate, ever hopeful to gain her freedom. Even if it meant living as a servant, she would not be her brother’s whipping girl. He would not be his toy to enact his sadistic fantasies. Anything was better than that hell. However, what she never expected was to find the injured heir of one of the oldest and most noble houses of the region. Celia was then introduced to a life in the moors she did not know existed. But, when her heart puts her safety and those who she has come to care for on the line, Celia must decide if she is truly able to break free of the past that binds her.

Celia Celtigar

Blood that Sings Blood that Spills (Gwayne) — Gwayne was never the son his father wanted. Too hot headed with little care for books and histories. However, he had a hand to give and a cock that might make more pawns. While his sister was wed to the aging king, Gwayne is married to Celia Celtigar, a friend and companion to his sister and the newly made Princess of Dragonstone, Rhaenyra Targaryen. But when the king seeks to punish Gwayne’s sister for her rightful concerns over the coloring of the princess’ children and sends her youngest boy, Daeron away to Hightower, Gwayne does what he must to protect the boy from those that would make him pawn. Celia Celtigar had everything and nothing. She was of Valyrian blood, but not enough to make her desired as the daughters of House Targaryen and Velaryon. Tossed to a knight of no promise, Celia struggles to make peace between her new good sister and the princess her father had sworn to. Despite the longevity of her marriage, no child comes and in that she fails too. However, the chance at motherhood comes when her nephew comes into her care and she has the chance to raise him away from the horrors of a crumbling family. Celia must choose between the family she makes and the ancient Valyrian blood that sings of a coming war.

Celia Dayne

A Star Upon the Sea (Aegon Targaryen) — Celia Dayne was stolen from her home by pirates and then rescued again by a strange boy who calls himself Young Griff. However, although her father prefered ro keeo her out of the Game I’d Thrones for most of her life, fate has made it so she is no longer able to do that.

Celia Frey

Would You Know Honor (Robb Stark) — Married to Robb upon his first visit to the Twins, Celia does her best to be a wife and queen her new husband might be proud of. However, when he brings home his pregnant mistress, Celia is barely treading water. As the war rages on, Celia must hold back her pride as she puts her people and his before her own feelings.

Celia Hightower

Tempest Grove (Renly Baratheon, Loras Tyrell, Aaron Moore) — Celia knew her husband would never love her, not truly. She had heard the rumors of the young Baratheon lord and of the Knight of Flowers. Who was she to stand between them. Yet, stand she must. But fate enjoys its cruel jokes and when her heart begins to sing for both men, she fears that she will never be their equal. Even if the open their hearts to her a little, even if she bears one of them a son... She feared that her feelings would never be truly returned.

Celia Rose Evans

I Solemnly Swear (Sirius Black, Remus Lupin) — Celia has always been fascinated by magic, ever since she learned of its existence. However, magic is not always good. As the years go by, Celia must do what is best for her family as her children head off into a world more dangerous than fantastic.

Celia Jackson

A Hero’s Sister — Celia Jackson could always depend on her big brother to protect her. Whether it was from the bullies at school or Smelly Gabe, Percy would always have her back. But when life comes crashing around them on a mythological level, Celia learns that her big brother might have an even more important thing to protect than her: the entire world! But if Percy is busy trying to protect everyone else, whose going to protect him?

Celia Malfoy (daughter of Lucius)

The Other Side (Harry Potter) — Celia Malfoy knew what it meant to be a witch. She was a pureblood from one of the most famous and infamous families in the wizarding world. And yet... she feels as though she doesn’t know everything. These feelings are only exacerbated when she is sorted into Gryffindor. Celia’s world is turned upside down when she is surrounded by mudbloods and blood traitors. But when mysterious things begin to happen at Hogwarts, Celia is drawn to the side of good as she becomes the third member of House Black to pick the other side. She’s also not the first Black to fall for someone who is supposed to be unattainable.

Celia Potter

A Star By Any Other Name (Regulus Black) — When a change of heart brings Regulus Black and Celia Potter together, their fates are changed forever. Under obligations to make sure Voldemort stays dead forever, the pair go off to discover all they can about Horcruxes, only able to settle down when they have their daughter Cassandra Black.

In Memory Of… (Lucius Malfoy) — Lucius never had a choice. His mother’s life was on the line. He took the mark, he took the mark and married a pureblood lady that his father chose, even when his heart belonged to only one woman, the blood-traitor Celia Dorea Potter. And then he sees her get tortured to the point of insanity by the very person he has been forced to pledge loyalty to. But for the woman he loves, he changes sides and serves as a spy, continues to do so even when the war has been supposedly one. The Dark Lord has never understood love, nor the power it has on those that feel it.

​Tsetsiliya Morozova (daughter of Bucky and Natasha)

From the Blood Red Room (Bruce Banner) — When SHIELD falls, more secrets than anyone could possibly imagine are revealed and Celia Barnes is revealed to be a HYDRA agent with more to her story than the Avengers could possibly understand. But tragedies never begin with a fall, they begin with a rise.

Celiaverse Historical

Celia Fitzroy

A Bastard Bride (Henry Fitzroy) — Married to the king’s bastard should have been the best thing that ever happened to Celia. But when her cousin is beheaded for her supposed crimes against the king and her husband dies, Celia is forced to use her courtesy and graces to protect herself and her son against the king whose favor is as fleeting as the wind.

Celia Tudor (daughter of Henry VIII)

The King’s Daughter (Duke Philip of Bavaria) — Once the daughter of a king, Celia Tudor must do all that she can to retain her father’s favor while struggling against the changing tides of theology and philosophy. As court becomes more and more dangerous, Celia must decide whether it is better to stay or if it is better to leave.

Celia Tudor (daughter of Henry VIII and Katherine Howard)