After saving Gunnar and Lee's life, Rose Savig is recruited for the Expendables team. Having left her military life behind, she continues to kill people and keeping her past hidden from the others. Though Lee and Gunnar both begin to fall for her and try to love her, she pushes them away the same way she did when Barney asked her to join the team. But when Stonebanks comes to take Barney's life, Rose has to choose between saving Barney or helping the man who raised her for nearly ten years of her life. What dark secrets is she keeping from everyone? And what dark secrets are being kept from her?

A lot can happen in one year, and no one knows this better than The Beatles themselves. Life turns from the regular mundane, and sometimes even scary push and pull of Liverpudlian life, to a rush of gigs, recordings, and meetings. Sleep is luxury and an excessive work ethic is necessary. For John, a man always in need of sort of rebellion, this set responsibility and structure in his life feels insufferable. Despite the fact that he's almost at the height of his career, and that he's doing exactly what he imagined he would be when he got his first guitar, he's not happy. Manager Brian Epstein finds one medium that, no matter what, pulls John in and captures his attention; the art of story making and literature. In order to keep John sane, or at least functional and happy, Brian pairs him with one of Liverpool's upcoming journalists, Evelyn Sinclair. A ghostwriter of sorts, she works with the man to create stories, write about special events, and allows John to express himself on a different spectrum than songwriting. What happens when Evelyn finds out that perhaps John's in need of a bit more than a writing partner, though? What happens when the articles John gives her are more than just the typical things she was expecting; more than the run-of-mill day-to-day Beatle schedule? What will happen when she decides upon herself to stop publishing them? This is story of two people: John Lennon and the journalist that hid it all. © 2017 WINSTONOBOOGIE Disclaimer: This is a Beatles fanfic, meant solely for entertainment purposes. This should not be read as a biography or be thought of as a nonfiction piece. Evelyn and every piece of dialogue in this is (sometimes) conjuncture and most of the time complete and utter imagination.

Alice Foster is graduating high school, 1959, with no memorable adventures behind her. At the suggestion of her friend, she moves to a random city for a fresh start and new memories. The city they end up in? Liverpool. Where do they stay? Mendips - where Alice catches the eye of the boy living across the hall... John Lennon.

The Beatles are tired of filming their movie Help! and never getting a moment away from the cameras. One day, John wakes up with a plan to give the group some time alone where they can just have fun in the snow, but none of the lads were expecting a blizzard to cover their tracks back to the lodge. Now the boys are stuck in the Austrian snow, struggling to find civilization, safety, and any way to get real help. (Some hurt/comfort later in the story)

The Pettys adopt four young Liverpudlian boys, which leads to both trouble and joy as their lives change in many different ways while time shifts on in their lives. *An alternative universe fan fiction as the Beatles are older than Tom, but for this story, they are younger, naturally; also, some factual events are switched around. There is, of course, also fiction mixed in* ** I own not a single of the cover photos; found via Google Images

The year is 1991. John Lennon is ten years old. He lived with his mother and step-father, Bobby. After becoming angry and physical with his mother and little sisters, John is sent to group therapy session for children with anger issues and depression. There he meets the best friends anyone could ask for, nine year old Paul, eight year old George and eleven year old Stuart. Ringo will eventually be there, but he's not in group therapy. It's just something that came to me.

In this story, a sort of love bug seems to have broken out among the Beatles. John has feelings for Paul and George is harboring feelings for Ringo. Will they all end up together and be happy in the end? Find out by reading!

John said something incredibly stupid. Something so stupid, it put all his band mates and himself, in jeopardy. Paul wishes that he could stop what was said, but now he wishes he never said that. - Nathan was taking a field trip to the sixties. Learn about the criticism toward religion, they said. It will be fun, they said. There will be no way you'll be in danger, people back then could do nothing, they said. Try saying that to Paul McCartney.

' ' i guess you can call it a fatal fascination ' ' U N E D I T E D iNtenTiONaLly LeFt loWeRCaSe

We were on our US Tour in 1966... And that evening I realised that I would never want to go on tour again.