Two Different Roads

Two Different Roads

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Ellen Raymond has been working for Beatle manager Brian Epstein for two years. She's also been in the midst of an affair with her childhood friend John Lennon. It is the summer of 1965. The band is on tour in America, staying in a rented house in Los Angeles for over a week when a casual night on the town alone changes her life forever. She decides to take in the local music scene at the Hollywood institution The Troubadour night club and meets a struggling musician by the name of Robert Michael Nesmith. There is an instant attraction. Will her relationship with the temperamental Beatle survive, or will she give it all up for a future Monkee?
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When, in autumn 1963 the Beatles move down to London to a flat on Green Street, they move across the hall from 18-year-old Charlotte O'Reilly, a girl born and bred in the upper class of Belgravia. Charlotte catches the eye of the quiet Beatle and the two begin a close friendship, dying to become more. But what will happen to the two of them when Beatlemania kicks off? Will they make it work or is the public eye to much for the young couple? And what happens when Charlotte's privileged upbringing clashes with the working class hero George is? Updated every Tuesday. I try to keep this story as historically accurate as possible. May contain strong language and mentions of graphic scenes. Read it at your own risk.

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