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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*Book One* Liverpool College Of Art is the place where Jazz is all the craze and where artsy people study. But when seventeen year old Lucy Daniels walks through the doors, she's nothing like the other students. The Brooklyn greaser girl catches the eyes of John Lennon. The no good teddy boy who every guy hates and every girl has a crush on. When the two meet in class, they instantly become friends and realise they share a love for Rock N Roll which brings them closer together. Even though John has a girlfriend, Cynthia, will this stop them from turning their friendship into something more? *Note: This story will contain sex, drugs, violence, bad language and all that good stuff.

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