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Not Just a Mirage
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Complete, First published Jan 18, 2023
Set in winter 1981-1982 at Château d'Hérouville in France. Fleetwood Mac takes to the (possibly) haunted chateau to film their next studio album, Mirage. Stranded in the countryside of France, tensions run high as Stevie and Lindsey are forced to coexist under the same roof while dealing with the aftermath of their debut solo records, the Tusk tour, and news of Robin's illness.
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***After "Over My Head" came "Dreams"...now Part 3... Storms"!*** It's 1979 and Fleetwood Mac has a lot going on...not the least of which is recording Tusk and embarking on yet another tour... Stevie and Lindsey have just had 2 babies in 2 years! Happily married and trying to balance their young family and their careers leads to conflict, especially as Lindsey goes off the deep end with the Tusk sound, as Stevie starts talking about flying solo for awhile to make an album of her own, as as they have drastically different opinions on the dissolution of the marriage of Christine and John McVie, and as Mick muddles through an accidental relationship with Sara Recor all the while making it clear his love for Stevie has a heartbeat...and it never really dies...