1986. Everything is falling apart including, Fleetwood Mac and Stevie. Lindsey hates having to see her like this, the situation is getting out control, and he's not sure how much longer he can stand it.

After losing one member of the band, Mick decides that enough is enough and takes action before it's too late.

Rated M

Before the fame. Before the heartbreak. Before they became icons, there was just Stevie and Lindsey. Two kids from California tangled up in ambition, music, and a love that neither of them understood but couldn't seem to walk away from. As Stevie looks back on those early days, she begins to trace the fault lines of the choices that changed everything. This is a story about being chosen, and what it costs. About chasing the kind of dream that burns everything in its path. And about how the beginnings we try to outrun are the ones that never truly let us go.

"Where's Lindsey?" "He had to go tuck Stevie in." One night on the Say You Will tour in Atlanta gets a little out of hand. Based on an *allegedly* true story.

1973 and 2025 -- the release and re-release of the Buckingham Nicks album

A look back at how Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham's lives entwine in the months following the death of their beloved band mate Christine McVie. Although this story is a complete work of fiction, it was inspired by real events.

After twenty-five years of marriage, three children and countless betrayals, Lindsey Buckingham is finally about to be free. All that stands between him and a clean break is one final court hearing, a mediation room that smells like doom, and a soon-to-be-ex-wife who's asking for backpay on emotional damage. Also? He may or may not be sleeping with Stevie Nicks. Again. Note: Severance isn't part of the therapy series. It's a standalone one-shot, written in gleeful celebration of the day a sharp-eyed mediator finally cuts through the bull, and sets Lindsey's divorce on the righteous path to completion. Think Tim Robbins crawling through a river of metaphorical crap-except with a stronger sense of rhythm and significantly more emotional baggage. Freedom has never looked so good.

Fleetwood Mac are over a month into their Unleashed tour. Stevie grows tired of the tension and the arguments.

Stevie joins Fritz. A musical partnership isn't all that starts developing.