As Jade drinks her troubles away in a hotel bar, she meets a handsome stranger. Someone who she swears she's seen before. He saves her from making a terrible decision and things go from there. In the most delicious way possible.

A competition win allows this Dave Grohl fan a chance encounter with him. Everything she's ever wanted, and everything he's ever needed. A sexual awakening for her, and so much more for both of them...

"Is your boyfriend in a band?" "Oh, I don't date guys in bands." "Is that a hard and fast rule?" David and Anna are young, ambitious and in love. Life inevitably pulls them apart, but when they cross paths again they find that nothing between them has changed. From 1985-2001

A continuation of The Blue Gibson 📷 IG: thatbluegibson Are you there? Do you read me? Are you there? I don't feel you anymore... Pictures included within are not my own, all rights go to owners.

CONTINUED in That Blue Gibson: Another Round 📷 IG: thatbluegibson "I'm in love with you." "Don't... don't tell me that right now." "Why not? Right now is when you need to hear it the most." Dave took one look at her from across the green room and wondered who she was. When their mutual friend introduced them, he wanted to know more about her. When he finds out that she's not only beautiful, intelligent, funny and beyond complicated, he knew he was screwed. This started on Tumblr, so it's a bit of a slow burn. Thanks for sticking with me!

Foo Fighters One Shots and Imagines! Requests are open and welcome!

"I don't want to say that most rock bands live these formulaic biography existences - but they kinda do. There's always a divorce. There's always an OD. There's always a bad business manager. That story has been told a thousand times." - DG

Try as hard as she might, Charlie can't quite seem to get away from her past. She thinks she's done a pretty good job at moving past it all, until she runs into some familiar faces in a bar one night. She's finally back in Los Angeles, after having taken some time away to get her life sorted out. She hasn't really told any of her friends that she was back, and hard at work because she's well aware that they were all going to have questions she wasn't ready to answer. Ignoring her past is clearly the best option, right? If you ignore it, it never happened... First time writing fiction based off of real people. It's essentially a Taylor Hawkins x OC story. It's Foo Fighters centric, but included a bunch of people from my other favourite bands, like the Chilis, QOTSA, Halsey, etc. I've tried to keep the timeline as accurate as possible, but obviously there's going to be some big gaps. Bear with me and my mild obsession with the Foo Fighters and well, music in general.