Angie, a photographer from Sacramento who's never left her hometown, embarks on a tour with Billie, capturing more than just images. Like Moon River's dream of "two drifters off to see the world," Angie's journey becomes one of wandering and wonder-navigating desire, uncertainty, and the pull of places and people that feel like home. She must decide whether to nurture this connection or let it drift away, like a river carrying her toward the unknown.

Evangeline Davenport has never heard the word no. Born into privilege and raised to rule every room she walks into, she's smart, magnetic, and untouchable. College is just another stage for her to own-until she meets Billie Eilish. Billie is everything Evangeline isn't. Unimpressed. Unfiltered. Impossible to control. Their dislike is instant, their rivalry fierce, and neither is willing to back down. But when hate starts to feel a lot like desire, the rules change. Lines blur. And soon, Evangeline is playing a game she's never played before-one she can't win without risking the only thing she's never given away: her heart.

a sequel to 'Warning Signs'. as azealia and billie get deeper into their relationship, while also learning how to be parents for their new baby, unexpected things began to get in the way of their love. dealing with keeping their family from the public eye, while past relationships resurfaced and fake ones came about, their relationship was put to the true test. "it should've been you... it should've been you from the very beginning." "it's me, now."

azealia lives a double life working as a tattoo artist and a disguised stripper on the side, going by her stage name, venus. one bustling night at work, venus meets the famous singer/songwriter billie eilish, in the vip section. the two seem to hit it off as the night progressed, but that was just it. until a year later they meet again and almost pick up where they left off. though things are different. azealia has a secret, that could keep them from being together. she's pregnant. --- "why are you still here... with me?" "because... you've never had gentle love. you've never been loved the right way before, and i'm determined to show you what that feels like." lowercase intended.

We were twelve and thirteen when we met. She was the prodigy. I was the girl in the seats. We became inseparable. Billie Eilish taught me how to trust green rooms, group chats, and secrets whispered during warmups. I learned her laugh, her moods, the way she'd call me Mel like it meant something. I didn't realize I was in love with her until years later-after the pet names, the late-night calls, the almosts we never talked about. When we finally blurred the line-just us, no labels-it felt inevitable. Then she cut me off for a boy with a smirk and a spotlight. He found out about us. He made sure I knew I'd never be enough. I showed her what he sent. She chose him anyway. We haven't spoken since. Now I'm twenty-one, vegan, five feet of fury, chaos, and accidental fame. My sister Mya, my best friend Grace, and I are building something real. I swore I was done waiting for Billie to choose me. But the universe? Messy. Her music keeps finding its way into my life-and my work. People keep asking about us. And every time I see her name, I remember the way she used to look at me like I was hers. She says we're nothing. I remember everything. We're not friends. We're not over. And if she wants to pretend it didn't happen-fine. Let her watch while the whole world falls for the girl she walked away from.

She tilted her head, studying me again. Then, voice quieter, she added, "You're gonna be okay, you know." I blinked. "What?" Billie smirked, nudging my leg with hers. "I know you secretly rely on my constant presence and magnetic charm to get you through your days." "Magnetic charm?" I repeated, unimpressed. "Yes." "You have the charm of a raccoon breaking into a gas station at 2 AM." "Thank you." I groaned. "That was not a compliment."

Kaylynn was 26, a small-town girl from Indiana whose life revolved around early mornings, packed lunches, and bedtime stories for her two kids. She was the kind of woman who always put everyone else first-until now. Music had always been her escape, and Billie Eilish was the artist who made that escape feel like home. Here entire life was kind of a secret though. She never truly got to be herself until she could. Thanks to Billie.

Trilogy of 'The fan in row one' and 'Now that they know'

This is a sequel to "The fan in row one"

Lucy Harper is fearless, brilliant, and one of the most ruthless journalists in LA. When she lands an exclusive story on Billie Eilish, it's the opportunity of a lifetime. The problem? Billie already knows Lucy, because years ago, Lucy wrote a brutal article about her. What starts as a battle of sharp words and cold stares quickly turns into something far more dangerous. With a career-defining story on the line and a pull she can't ignore, Lucy is forced to ask herself: Is love worth betraying everything she's built? And what happens when she becomes the headline?