Being George Harrison's best/band mate wasn't as easy as it used to be. Paul McCartney is now torn between his loyalty to George but his attraction towards no one else but his sister. Being George Harrison's sister wasn't as easy as it used to be. Brona Harrison was sick of her dead-end job and not being able to do anything in her own right as the label, "George Harrison's Sister", haunted her. Hearts and heads want very different things.

It's 1964 and Kristina Jane Woods, a 21 year old black haired, blue eyed girl living in an apartment in Liverpool, working alongside her best Beatle-maniac friend Sarah at a coffee/tea shop, finds her life boring. She doesn't have much of a social life, her parents hate her, and she's never had a guy in her entire life before. To top it all off: she's not even much of a Beatles fan. The thing that annoys her most is the latest Beatlemania that's been going around lately. It's not until one fateful day that the Beatles themselves decide to stop by the coffee shop for a quick treat with their manager and while being there, George suddenly catches his eye on Kristina. He wants to find out more about her, no matter what it takes. Afterward, Kristina finds herself to develop feelings for George after getting to know him, but she tries to shrug it off. It's fan-girl love. After all, there's a bunch of girls out there who would kill to go out with any of them. They're the Beatles, for god's sake. They've probably dealt with many girls like this before. The girls are probably prettier than her anyways. But to George, she's different. There's something about her.... Kristina finds herself falling more in love with him each day after getting to know him and she can't fight what she's feeling. Are they truly meant for each other? Or is it just platonic fan-girl love?

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?

John's sick of Paul using poor fangirls simply for sex and wants Paul to stop his shagging spree. But with a little fighting and a little magic, things don't go exactly as planned.

(Beatle Fan Fiction) "He sighed painfully and dragged a hand across the side of his greased up hair. I felt such pain of his, just by seeing his eyes, and he spoke again, louder and with more, or less, confidence, "Look, Dewey, I don't care what I have to do. I will dive into the deepest parts of the ocean to save you from whatever is pulling you down there. But you have to let me, you have to want me to save you. Because, I mean, if you want me to, I will,'" Danielle or Dewey Montgomery moved to Liverpool, England with her mother and her brother. She left her life, some of her family, her few friends, for another country. She starts school, suddenly becoming an outcast, and just digging herself into her books, the only thing she has. After figuring she needs to get a job, she goes around, searching for one. She just so happens to run into Elsie Graves who gives her the job of teaching her 17 year old son, Richard, who is far behind for reasons she would eventually find out. Dewey takes the job but doesn't realize how one stupid Liverpudlian will change her outline of life.

""It was a lovely thing truly, to hear this side he hides come out, the side I just learned about . He replied to me simply, "Mum's dead, haven't seen my dad in years, live with my aunt, so we have a lot in common Rosie. We are both lonely people, living lonely lives, without anyone to really understand, except each other,"" When 17 year old Rosie Carlson decides to live with her father in Liverpool, she figures her life will calm down from its earlier craziness. But when she goes to Quarry Bank High School for the first time, she ends up accidentally tripping the biggest jerk at the school, 17 year old John Lennon. At first, it seems that Rosie will be made fun of every day of her life for the school year, yet that all changes when John becomes her partner in a school project. She gains a secret that makes the pain worth it. But not everything turns out as perfect as wanted. Then again, Rosie is just a lonely person, living a lonely life.