A twist on The Outsiders. A popular story by S.E Hinton. Willow Curtis is the youngest of the Curtis family. She has grown up with three older brother, Darry, Sodapop and Ponyboy. Willow finds her friends falling for her brothers and herself falling for Steve Randall. This story is about romance, family and growing up. Please give feedback and comments More to come

17 year old Michelle Leerick is a shy, ordinary girl who can't figure out why teddyboy and gorgeous guy Paul McCartney likes her. Her best friend Abby also starts to fall for a guy - the sharp witted John Lennon. Seeing the two guys by mere coincidence one day at the Casbah coffee place, relationships start to blossom with a few twists and turns along the way, so be prepared :) Follow the lives of Michelle and Abby in this romantic tale set in late 1950s Liverpool where it is teddyboys galore and you just can't help but move to that rock and roll beat. NOTE: Not everything in this fic is going to be historically accurate (e.g. The fic starts in 1959 and Paul is 18 rather than 17) but its all fiction so there you go, just go along with it ;) Peace and love guys xxx

Prudence Ride didn't expect to meet Paul McCartney right outside of the Cavern in 1956. The 13 year old falls in love with this mysterious boy and they have an adventure like no other.

1958. Liverpool. Molly is the eighteen year old girl next door. A writer. A free spirit. A girl with dreams. Fifteen year old George Harrison, the 'baby ted' happens to be her only friend. But she's not the good girl most would assume. Abusive relationship with a rock n roller, a college dropout, living in a broken home. It's in George she finds herself confiding to every moment she can spare. When George introduces her to his bandmates, she's swept up into their world. The life she's always longed for. But when she meets Stuart Sutcliffe, the "art nerd" at a party one evening, she begins to fall head over heels. But the more time she begins to spend with her new beau, the more George begins to regret the decision of ever letting her into his Rock 'N Roll world.

It's been ten years since the death of Eleanor Whitby's family, and she's finally returned home to the U.S. She's changed so much since the last time she was here. She used to be shy, but during college she went from loner to stoner. She's been trying to contact her cousin, Paul McCartney, but it's so hard, because he's a Beatle after all. What's happened between her and George over the six years since they've last seen each other? Is it possible for them to still be together, or have they both moved on with their lives?

The year is 1956 and Eleanor Whitby is what you would call a counterculture, or in other words, a hippie. She has always been different than the people in her school, and because of that she's never had any friends. She's a loner. She thought that when she moved in with her long-lost family in Liverpool, she wouldn't be so lonely. But when her favorite cousin is always shut away in his room playing the guitar, she is once again alone. One day at the park, she meet's her cousin's friend from school. He's so nice and sweet...and soon she falls in love with him.