COMPLETED After years of precision and cleverly hiding the truth from their young daughter, the son of John Lennon attempts to put the many secrets of his life and his father's life behind him. When his daughter, Ashley is seventeen though, she discovers the secrets almost by accident. Horribly upset by knowing her parents lied to her for her entire life, she locks herself in her room and cries herself to sleep. But she wakes up in an entirely different year! Late 1963 to be exact. Unsure of how she even got there or why, Ashley quickly ends up befriending the big name stars and gets the chance of a lifetime to get close to a grandfather she would never know. Making a few mistakes and missteps along her path with them, Ashley learns some valuable life lessons. And maybe by being there, she'll get the chance to change the course of time forever. This is Carry On

"George. George Harrison." "And I'm Dash Jones-Kircherr." "Bond. John Bond." "Oh, shut up, John." The cousin of Astrid Kircherr, Dash was just your average Liverpudlian schoolgirl. A letter from her uncle and the promise of a job and an adventure leads Dash to Hamburg, Germany to live with her aunt and uncle. On the train there, she meets none other then Stuart Sutcliffe of the Quarrymen. In the weeks following, she meets the other members of Stu's band, including one underage guitar player who really enjoys chocolate biscuits. When tragedy strikes and everyone's thrown into a whirlwind, will Dash and George come out of it together? Or will they be torn apart? Warnings: some language, adult situations, discussions of suicide and self harm, death, angst Also! The Beatles do not belong to me! This is just my imagination and a whole lot of George Harrison pictures! Rankings (mostly just for me to keep track :)) #5 in thebeatles (4/1/21) #1 in stuarsutcliffe (11/23/21) #4 in johnlennon (12/11/21)

Desperate for money, 21-year-old college student Cloud Harford agrees to participate in a lab experiment, unknowing she's about to travel through time to the sixties. One stormy day, a mysterious young woman appears on George Harrison's lawn. Seeing she has nowhere to go, he agrees to let her stay. He doesn't know her secret. But George just can't shake the feeling that, maybe, she's come to him for a reason. [IN-PROGRESS]

A simple story of love, friendship, tears, and time-travel.

When, in autumn 1963 the Beatles move down to London to a flat on Green Street, they move across the hall from 18-year-old Charlotte O'Reilly, a girl born and bred in the upper class of Belgravia. Charlotte catches the eye of the quiet Beatle and the two begin a close friendship, dying to become more. But what will happen to the two of them when Beatlemania kicks off? Will they make it work or is the public eye to much for the young couple? And what happens when Charlotte's privileged upbringing clashes with the working class hero George is? Updated every Tuesday. I try to keep this story as historically accurate as possible. May contain strong language and mentions of graphic scenes. Read it at your own risk.