"Countless choices define our fate: each choice, each moment, a moment in the ripple of time. Enough ripples and you change the tide." The night has fallen. The walking shadows emerge to gorge on the only thing that keeps them living. Izabella Brighton is one of these shadows. She is one with the night but walks in the sun, and when a young Captain in the British Calvary comes dancing into her life it changes everything. [Now a Featured Wattpad Military Fiction Story] [Now a Wattpad Featured Story] [Now an Official Wattpad Fanfic] This story contains elements from Only Lovers Left Alive and War Horse.

AU: The Beatles go to EMI Studios in 1962 to meet a new assistant producer-someone named Mars Chiu. Mature Rating for language. I only own Mars and other original characters.

Featuring: John Lennon

Two ordinary sisters living in the 1960's, its an ordinary day in their ordinary town; but everything's about to change when these sisters are given tickets to their favorite not so ordinary band. Lucy, Prudence, and Dylan take a trip to the city to see one of the worlds most famous bands, when these British heartthrobs take an interest in this group of friends things get weird, this get hectic, but most importantly things get better.

Just a little impressionistic one-shot about sleeping in. Beatles fanfic. Characters: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, brief mentions of Aunt Mimi and Brian Epstein.

It's autumn 1962, and The Beatles are back for another string of performances at the Star-Club in Hamburg, Germany. Their first night playing, Thursday, the first of November, a young woman draped in a full-length black shroud mysteriously attends their live concert. What follows in the next thirteen days can only be predicted by Florence Young's duende. The fate of the rising stars is altered sempiternally when bassist Paul McCartney uncovers a secret about the intriguing debutante while seeing her running south toward the Elbe River. Note: Some knowledge of the German language may be needed to fully understand this story. All references within the story are historically accurate. The story is told in the third person limited and in past tense. Disclaimer: There is no vulgar cursing, graphic violence, or graphic sexual activity within this story.

(Based off of true events of the 1965 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak in the U.S) While The Beatles are on another tour, a tornado outbreak hits the midwestern United States before the night of their concert.