George Harrison and Ringo Starr have been living the life for years, but that all changes when George finds out he has terminal lung cancer. Will Ringo be able to stay strong for George? Will he be able to survive George's cancer?

I know that The Beatles were from different families, but what if the WEREN'T? What if they were brothers. (This is weird, just like most of my other stories...) I DO NOT OWN THE BEATLES Sadly......

The Beatles meet Rory Storm and the Hurricanes in Hamburg. Things get a little crazy when George Harrison and Ringo Starr meet, however.

Amelia-Rose moves from Yorkshire to Liverpool at age 14 just in time for her first year of high school. Amelia-Rose has gone through a tough life and has been a very self conscience, keep-to-yourself girl. With her big blue eyes and petite structure she begins her first day alone. Her difference and quiet self develops her a pack of bullies who won't leave her alone. After a crisis she faces she meets someone who is just like her in every way and he just might be the one to change her life and her way of thinking.

Interracial. The follow up to 'Words Of Love'. The Beatles arrive in America to the likes of a fanfare that no one could've anticipated. Will George be able to pick up where he left off in London with Annette, a member of the black girl group The Debutantes or will The Beatles newfound overwhelming fame stateside get in the way of the plans they've made?

John and Paul end up raising a child together (Just read the story) ,along the way things heat up. Feels everywhere .

George is dying from cancer, and he still needs to tell Ringo something important. Starrison one shot.

It was always the same in Windy Starkey and John Lennon's relationship. John would come home from a previous fight with the lads, come home, beat Windy for a bit, then fall asleep. But, of course, John would wake up, apologize to Windy, promise he'll never do it again, and they would have a passionate evening of making love. If Windy even glanced at another man, John would accuse her of thinking of leaving him. Of course, she never would. Windy loves John too much to do that. Most people saw John Lennon as a controlling, possessive, heartless man. But, there was a few people that truly understood John and broke down the walls he had put up after his mother's death. Paul McCartney. George Harrison. Ringo Starr. And last but not least, his beautiful, faithful girlfriend, Windy. She will always love him. But, has she had enough?

This boy was never expecting to find love on a train, or have his heart tested by his bandmates, family, or his love's ex-boyfriends.

A few days after watching his mate Ringo get married, George finds himself reflecting on his life as a single man. He feels down, disillusioned even. So, in a last ditch attempt to shake his mate from his depression, Paul drags him out to make a 'foursome with a bird and her sister who's a guaranteed lay.' What will he do?