Calling All Boys is the sequel book to Body Language, so please read that one before reading this one! Love and people are both complicated things. Some find one easy, some find them both easy...some find both of them very difficult. Freddie, Brian, Roger and John all continue their journeys to discover themselves, other people...and maybe a little love...but of course not all without many hiccups and lots of drama along the way. One is still yearning after the other. But who wants who and who will get their own way? Who will succeed and who will regret their decisions? Love triangles? Cheating? One night stands? Regrets? Marriage? Strangers? Friends? Boys? Girls? Who knows. But one things for certain, anything can happen when it comes to Queen. Calling All Boys.

A spin-off to 'The gig Up North'. It's a Friday night. Another show. Same bar. Same crowd. The difference? Lydia has brought someone for Brian to meet. Autumn: It's a kind of magic. A lot of focus on Brian!

It's New Years Eve. The biggest night of the year. There's nothing that good friends, good food and loads of alcohol can top! Well, there is one thing that would ring in the new year the right way. Lots of Brian!

July has arrived in full force. Freddie, Brian, John and Roger have set out on the road. This was it. The first official tour. Audiences and all. The fame, the glamor, and of course four very special girls. When you're stuck on a bus together for any duration of time, you best be very comfortable with one another. Perhaps even a little too comfortable.

Freddie Mercury, the flamboyant eccentric frontman, who everyone thinks is only in it for the one night stands, wants Brian May, the curly haired, quiet guitarist. He has done for years, he thinks he's gorgeous. Then again... Roger and John secretly want each other too... Freddie is lonely. Can Roger and John help him win over Brian? Does Rogers own problems get in the way with John? Can John fully accept himself? Will all of their pasts get scraped up and cause disturbances between them all? Why can't Freddie read Brian's body language like he can other people's? Does Freddie stop sleeping around? Does Freddie win Brian? Do Roger and John get together? Whose Charlie? (A lot of swearing, sex talk and...well, sex. You have been warned! OH AND A HELL OF A LOT OF DRAMA DRAMA DRAMA!) This book is now COMPLETED and I am now currently writing and posting the SEQUEL to this book, Calling All Boys. So when you've read this one, hop on over to that one for even more juicy drama <3

Dahlia Florez moves from Arizona to London in 1983 after she finds a job. She eventually meets Roger Taylor, which leads from one problem to another.

For all you Queenies out there I think you might really enjoy this its just for you. Its everything Queen and only Queen ❤❤

A random book that just I don't know, just came to me one day. 661 in random on 11/19/16 947 in random on 12/05/16 962 in random on 12/06/16 772 in random on 12/13/16 920 in random on 12/22/16 842 in random on 12/25/16 969 in random on 12/31/16

funny how love can break your heart so suddenly.

Freddie Mercury, the flamboyant and charismatic lead singer of the iconic band Queen, falls in love with his bandmate Roger Taylor. A passionate secret affair develops between the two until outside forces, betrayal and dark secrets drive them apart. Despite everything that has happened, they still secretly desire each other, but they know they can never be together. This story portrays how much heartbreak and wanting someone you can't have can impact your life. Trigger warning: contains rape and prostitution. PS I started writing this about two years ago and my English was not extremely good back then (it still isn't since it isn't my first language), so it's totally understandable if you cringe very hard at the first few chapters. Same. Just bear with me, it gets better as the story goes on. This is also my first 'serious' attempt at writing anything, it's kind of an experiment and I would do certain things a lot different if I could do them over. So yes, I am aware that this isn't a top literary piece.