"Nicole was confused by all the emotions she was feeling for this man she had just met. Feeling this way was definitely a new experience for her. Never in a hundred years would she have thought she could meet a man like this. He's everything she could ever dream about. He's perfect, and all she wanted to do was to see him one more time"

Cleo Chadwick and Richard Starkey dated in 1957. When Richard breaks it off, she's heartbroken beyond all measures. It's now 1963, and Richard - now going by Ringo, still loves her. He's on a search for her, and when he finds her, she doesn't feel the same. There will be weeks and countless occasions to come, will he be able to get back her trust? Or will she just leave him in the dust? Find out in Not A Second Time.

This time, instead of the girl going back in time, the Beatles go into the future!

Laura is at an age where she is finding herself but turns out who she thought she was, isn't who she really is...is she really Laura? One journal gives a clue. (The Beatles)

The Ballad Of Ringo & Claire...

Danielle is a 17 girl in a small town outside New York City. She has it hard with her family and at school. When Paul comes to her school her life is changed. **This takes place in 1959 -1960, way before The Beatles were even famous yet. Paul is 17-18 in it. It is named after one of the first Beatles songs recorded and written by Paul, In Spite of All the Danger.** All chapter titles are named after Beatles/solo songs that I thought sort of fit the story and what was going on in the chapter (:

(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.