Matt Smith and Karen Gillan had always been best friends from the day they met on the set of Doctor Who, constantly cracking jokes to make each other laugh while still remaining serious for their work as actors. But is there something that they are both holding back from each other? Something that is killing them to force away in secret?

In this alternate universe, John Lennon is a young adult struggling with his sexuality. After he realizes he isn't exactly straight he decides to visit a local gay strip club. There he meets Paul, a young dancer who captures the hearts of every client he's every danced for. At first John thinks their relationship is purely business. But over time their love blossoms. Can they withstand the challenges of being together?

After John is murdered, Paul has to learn to live without him, all while trying to sort through the memories of the relationship they had during their time with the Beatles.

Katie Holmes is a caffeine addict. Between college, and taking care of her brother, it's acceptable. Though, it doesn't help that the cafe down the street is full of handsome baristas, including one William Cerak in particular who has a mysterious scar on his wrist. Synopses will be the death of my publishing career.

Paul can’t remember anything from his past, so John explains it to him through reading the story of their life together.

Maharishi Harrison's meditation camp is very exclusive - and attracts an interesting assortment of people, such as millionaire John Lennon, and Paul McCartney, the singer in the local Liverpool band. But when John has to drop the expensive suits and spend time with the peasants, he realizes that the leather-clad bassist has more to him than meets the eye. [McLennon slash, AU.]

Paul had always looked up to the most intimidating teddy boy in town, John Lennon. They were best friends, band mates, and maybe even a little more in time. When John is grieving over Julia's death, Paul realizes that maybe there's another side to him, a softer side. All he wants to do is help, but will this lead to more problems for the both of them?