After Billie's father died, Billie has never been the same. He stopped being that funny and happy boy. He became angry and depressed. He stopped smiling and he hardly talks. The only thing that keeps him alive is music and his friends.

Billie Joe Armstrong hated school. The only reason he went was because his best friend, Mike Dirnt. But what if one day he finds out that Mike has to leave to go live far away? They do everything together; play guitar, play video games, tell stories. What was he going to do without him?

*Updated* "Let's be angry at life together." (Y/n) has never had much luck in life and was always the one that was left behind. Thinking that she is never going to be anything more than an outcast and eventually forgotten; she wants to give up. That's when she meets Billie Joe, a musician who, like her, is angry at life. All Billie wants to do, is to show (Y/n) that there is so much more to life and the opportunities that wait for her.

After twins Dakota and Tyler are taken away from their New York home from the social workers due to neglect from their mother, they are told that they have to travel across the country to go live with their father in Oakland, California. But before they leave, Dakota is faced with a tragic accident that leaves her feeling lost and alone. Until she meets her birth father...

Billie has been with Olivia for a while now, but covering up the bruises is getting more and more difficult, and people are starting to notice. Tré is there for him, like he always is, but how will Olivia react to that? Trillie

Just a story about a young Billie Joe Armstrong and the girl who came into his life at the right time

In which a wife loses all memory of her husband. (currently re-writing as of 07/2025) ••• 𝘾𝙤𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙒𝙖𝙧𝙣𝙞𝙣𝙜: This book contains strong language, depictions of alcohol and drug use, sexual content, references to suicide, mental health struggles, pregnancy loss, and death. Reader discretion is advised. 𝘿𝙞𝙨𝙘𝙡𝙖𝙞𝙢𝙚𝙧: This story takes place in the '90s. While the timeline of tours, releases, and events may not be perfectly accurate, care was taken to keep it as close to reality as possible. This book includes medical terminology, dialogue, and diagnostic scenarios that have been portrayed to the best of my ability for the purpose of storytelling. While every effort has been made to present information accurately, not all medical terms, conditions, symptoms, or treatments described may be correct or reflect real life medical practices. I am not a doctor or medically trained professional. All original characters and storylines are the intellectual property of the author. This excludes the real life figures of Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool, who are used here in a fictional context. I do not claim ownership of any music referenced. Plagiarism will not be tolerated. If you suspect this book has been reproduced or distributed without permission, please contact me immediately.

Woodstock, 1994. 
Collin Grey doesn't belong in the fluorescent lit future that haunts her. A safe, quiet life that fits like someone else's jacket. The cookie cutter American dream. She doesn't quite belong in the chaos, either. So when her best friend drags her to a muddy music festival halfway across the country, she goes, not to rebel, just to breathe. She's not looking to be found. Especially not by Billie Joe Armstrong. He's the kind of alive that makes her nervous grinning through the wreckage, loud without apology. The lead singer of a band she barely listens to, the kind of person who sees right through people like her: the quiet ones. The scared ones. The ones who want more but don't know how to ask. When a rainstorm turns the festival into a swamp of music and chaos, Collin is forced to face everything she's been avoiding, herself included. But Billie? He's not just a distraction. He might be the reckoning. For all his noise, listens in a way no one else ever has. He doesn't try to fix her. He just sees her. It's not a love story. Not yet. But it's the start of something. Something messy & loud.
 Something real. [completed - fka castaway] [started 2015, rewrite x2] 𝘾𝙤𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙒𝙖𝙧𝙣𝙞𝙣𝙜: This book contains strong language, alcohol and drug use, sexual content, mental health struggles, and references to suicide and suicidal thoughts. Reader discretion is advised. 𝘿𝙞𝙨𝙘𝙡𝙖𝙞𝙢𝙚𝙧: This story takes place in the '90s. While the timeline of tours, releases, and events may not be perfectly accurate, care was taken to keep it as close to reality as possible. 
All original characters and storylines are the intellectual property of the author. This excludes the real life figures of Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool, who are used here in a fictional context. I do not claim ownership of any music referenced. Plagiarism will not be tolerated. If you suspect

Tragedy+Tragedy=Happiness/Diaster Bandit Dean Coleson. The mystery that moved to Rodeo from Summit. She's different from most people. There's something about her that draws people in and pushes them away. Billie Joe Armstrong. The punk from Oakland. He isn't one to settle for a relationship, until he meets Bandit. He falls for her mysterious personality. This is a cheesy little love story about two teenagers. Some explicit content. Depression warning...

Tristy finds herself at her fathers funeral only to learn the man she new all along was not her birth father at all. Unfortunately her mother took any info to her grave. Low and behold she does learn of her biological dad and boy is she in for a ride. A cooky COOL ride!