After Freddie makes a phone call to the local London radio station about Brian's love life, will he finally get over his cheating lover? Will Roger learn to love again? Loosely based on Sleepless In Seattle.

~Sequel to Sleepless In London~ Moving on from past burns is hard, but have they finally escaped the flames of heartbreak? Maylor Deacury

In the middle of filing for divorce, Brian May, now a successful astrophysicist, arrives in the Midwest to retrieve divorce papers from his tornado chasing husband and former bandmate, Roger Taylor, so he can marry his new fiancee, Chrissie Mullen. But unfortunately, Brian is quick to discover that the papers haven't been signed and it just so happens that he also has arrived during an outbreak of the most active storm season of the century giving Roger the chance to invite him and Chrissie along on a chase of a lifetime to deploy a newly invented weather instrument that could help save lives in creating an advanced warning system. *Based off the 1996 disaster film, Twister, directed by Jan de Bont and the original screenplay written by Michael Crichton and Anne-Marie Martin. I own nothing but the idea.* Modern day Maylor AU set in a mashup of the 1970s, 1996 and 2018.

Every culture has a story of a horrible monster. For this particular one, it's a certain man that fuels young children's nightmares, hides in dark corners, half opened closets, and underneath beds. He lurks within the shadows, messing with your mind and feeding off your fear and energy until eventually turning your whole world upside down, and haunting your memories forever. Queen bassist John Deacon was only eleven years old when his father died. Told by family that the cause of death was from a sudden heart attack, the quiet and shy young man seems to think otherwise as he was the only one to see what really happened on that tragic night all those years ago that left him severely traumatized. What he witnessed was the Boogeyman, a horrifying creature of darkness that devoured his father right in front of his eyes. Did it actually happen and is the Boogeyman real or did John make him up to cope with the loss? All the answers lie hidden within his childhood home, a place he must return to and face the chilling unanswered question...does the Boogeyman really exist? This is an AU fanfic focusing on why John Deacon was always the quietest member in the band in his POV. Rated M for language, some sexual content and other stuff.