Set in 2013. The death of Stevie's mother causes Lindsey and Stevie to reconnect in a deeper way, inspiring three new songs and an old resurfaced Buckingham Nicks track for Fleetwood Mac. After Stevie and Lindsey bond and heal old wounds while recording Extended Play, they accidentally let the fantasy go too far when the band goes on tour. Grief, regret, love, fantasy, and a whole lot of sneaking around ensues. Strange are the ways of a very complicated world...

Buckingham Nicks

Sequel to The Nightmare

"I used to dream that you were an angel, and I was a starving child...and we were magic." What happens when Stevie spends 2010 making "In Your Dreams" with Dave Stewart and Lindsey gets a front-row seat to how much fun she has collaborating with another man on her first new album in eleven years? Will a peek inside Stevie's life when he comes into the mix to play on a track be enough for him to walk away from his own life, which doesn't seem to be working anymore? Find out when we take a look at what happens when Dave's cameras aren't rolling and Stevie and Lindsey find themselves in the midst of a torrid affair that may or may not turn into more when the project is over and they realize their feelings don't just exist "in their dreams."

***A sequel to "Kind Of Woman"... 1982 is a very difficult year for Stevie as she deals with heading out on tour with Fleetwood Mac to promote the Mirage album, working on her second solo album, The Wild Heart, and the resignation that she is losing her best friend to leukemia, only after she discontinues treatment to leave behind her miracle baby. All the while, Lindsey has made his intentions clear: He wants Stevie back and has made every attempt to tell her he loves her, but according to Stevie and her wild heart, "it's a shame that he wanted her" because "he didn't try." (P.S. In-depth coverage of Stevie's infamous emotional "Sisters Of The Moon" performance just days after Robin's death included!)

"All there was, was tea...and Lindsey." After three grueling tours in six years, two painful breakups, a growing addiction to cocaine and a very successful solo album called Bella Donna that she's dead-set on following up with The Wild Heart, Stevie cuts her first solo tour extremely short to honor her promise to Fleetwood Mac and join them in a castle forty miles outside of Paris, France to record an album that will be a lot more commercial than Tusk...much to Lindsey's chagrin... But when Stevie receives word that her best friend Robin is not only dying of leukemia but pregnant, she begins to rely more and more on Lindsey for support, and things heat up and emotions run high as the situation between them, the situation with Robin, as well as growing addictions and drama within the band, take hold. "Six weeks in a foreign country, how the time flew...I didn't speak the language, but somehow I knew..."

Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham have been having an affair for as long as they can remember, though Stevie basically just needs the physical affection; but when little Ms. Nell, a future up and coming star, asks for Lindsey's assistance to produce some of her material... things take a very unusual turn.

A sequel to "Crystal"... It's the early 1970s in Los Angeles. Stevie and Lindsey are off to a great start - an album deal, cool new friends and a passionate relationship - until the Buckingham Nicks albums is dropped and poverty, long work days and jealousy start to take over and threaten to destroy what was once a beautiful dream... Stevie must decide whether to give up on the music and on Lindsey or let the landslide bring her down.

(Part 1 of 2) In 2002, Fleetwood Mac went into the studio for the first time in 15 years to create the album Say You Will, and the cameras rolled on a documentary following the process...Destiny Rules... Set after "The Dance", as Lindsey Buckingham has just spent 5 years creating the family that Stevie Nicks insisted he do at the end of the tour when a baby that wasn't hers was on the way, "Destiny Rules" is the story of Stevie and Lindsey finding their way back to each other during the Say You Will era of the early 2000s... "It's just like a river; it's never ending. I cannot pretend that the heartache falls away." ~ Stevie Nicks

Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham rekindle more than just their relationship with Fleetwood Mac in the summer of 1997 when the band reunites for The Dance... (How I've always thought this whole Greek tragedy really went down.)