February 9, 1964. The Beatles. The Ed Sullivan Show. A lonely girl from the future.

Stories for beatlemaniacs, different stories for each beatle. Hope you like it! DM me if you want a request! Ideas are always welcome :)

[No longer updating] Due to this story no longer being updated or edited, you're sure to run into mistakes I wrote in and forgot to check or fix for whatever reason. This book is old and my grammar wasn't as developed then as it is now. Please understand I see these mistakes and I'm not immune to understanding they're there. I'm not taking the time to update the book so they're stay there until further notice. Thank you.

Charlene McCarthy is a normal seventeen year old Irish teenager from the year 2012. One day, while out playing hurling with her brother and some friends, Tammy Mahon, her enemy and her brother's crush, asks to play. Of course, Gary allows her to play. Tammy screws up so badly that Charlene quits. Tammy hits her on the top of the head with her hurl and Charlene passes out. When Charlene wakes up she meets the Beatles - the sweet, funny Ringo Starr, the perverted John Lennon, the cute, baby faced Paul McCartney and the shy, quiet, gorgeous, allways hungry and extremely drunk George Harrison. She's in Liverpool too, when a few hours previously she had been in Galway. How did that happen? That's the least of her worries though, her biggest concern is she's stuck in the year 1962! What the hell happened there? Another thing, she's falling head over heels for George, lucky for her George returns the feelings. Char misses her family, but doesn't want to leave George. What will she do? How will she even get back to her time? In the mean time, how will the Beatlemaniacs react? Once they know George is no longer available? Will this story have a happy or sad ending? You'll have to read and find out. . .

A simple story of love, friendship, tears, and time-travel.

Follow Teddy and her adventure in to the past- ultimately disrupting the balance between time and space all while just trying to save someone she never knew.