Like many other girls, Anna Ward is hoping to have that 'fairy tale' relationship with a person she loves and cares for, at the age of 20 Anna seems to have found what she was looking for. However, soon she learns the heart breaking truth, as the love of her life is seeing others behind her back. Finding it out, in a not-so-gently way, Anna seeks her salvation in alcohol, not knowing what to do with her life anymore. What she, also, doesn't know is that a certain man, named Paul McCartney, will help her put the pieces of her life back together. But Paul doesn't barge into her life alone. No. Paul's friends, and band mates from The famous Beatles, also, join her rescue and teach her that not everything needs to be perfect and that love can be found in the most unexpected circumstances. Battling with her own feelings, crazed fans and annoying boys, Anna comes to a conclusion, she's in love with a Beatle, and knowing herself, things will go wrong and simple confessions will be much more complicated than they are supposed to be. ~Story is set in 1963, Liverpool~

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Anna Gallagher is watching her world crumble from underneath her. Her father has been made unemployed, her family has been forced to move to the poorest part of town, and the future appears bleak even at the best of times. However, in the midst of this misery lies a single ray of hope for Anna - she has been recommended to attend the Liverpool Institute! This seminal moment paves the way for an incredible series of events that forms Anna's newfound optimistic attitude towards life and an urgency for living life as everyone should - on the edge! This extraordinary story began with a boy, and that boy would be Paul McCartney. NOTE: Although I am trying hard to be historically accurate and checking my sources, some things might be slightly off, and I do apologise for that, but I think that for the most part, it's pretty accurate. Also, some things are deliberately altered/adapted for the sake of description, pathetic fallacy, etc, e.g. Liverpool Institute students actually did wear uniforms, but here, they don't, etc.