The year is 1956 and Eleanor Whitby is what you would call a counterculture, or in other words, a hippie. She has always been different than the people in her school, and because of that she's never had any friends. She's a loner. She thought that when she moved in with her long-lost family in Liverpool, she wouldn't be so lonely. But when her favorite cousin is always shut away in his room playing the guitar, she is once again alone. One day at the park, she meet's her cousin's friend from school. He's so nice and sweet...and soon she falls in love with him.

Holly Marx lived in Liverpool as a kid. She had friends and lots of family living close by. She even got her first kiss by the one the only John Lennon. But Holly was poor and she didn't like how she looked. Yet, it gets even worst. She was living next door was the fattest, meanest boy ever, James Paul Mccartney. They bullied each other, making fun of everything about each other. Thankfully, when Holly turned 10 years old, she and her mother moved to America. And she changed a lot there. Holly went from being a ugly, third class kid from Liverpool to a hot slightly rich bird living in New York. 10 years on, she returns to Liverpool for a year or so. Happily, she gets to see family and friends. Of course, though, the first person she runs into has to be the new and improved Paul Mccartney. He changed as much as she did. Going from a short, fat boy to a thin, sexy Beatle. A lot of things can happen in one simple year, and a lot of things do between Holly Marx and the young Beatles, especially Paul McCartney. (Book 1)

A young boy begins to question the values and beliefs of the society he lives in with devastating consequences. [Written in 2008][#1 in Science Fiction - 07/01/12].