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Her eyes were so beautiful, burned into his head as he starred down at her sleeping face, shocked at how innocent she looked in this one moment, fearing it'd go away as soon as they came back to reality.

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Talk To Me: The Dance Thriller, Part 1 by GoldDustLinda77

In the spring of 1997, Lindsey Buckingham was having fun in the studio, jamming with Mick, John and occasionally Christine, 4 out of 5 members of Fleetwood Mac ready to rumble. That was when Warner Brothers, capitalizing on the renewed energy and friendships, decided adding Stevie to the mix for a full-blown reunion concert would be a great idea. The Dance, as it was soon called, reunited 5 great musicians and friends...and also...a couple, 20 years smarter and saner and still very much in love. In this THIRD version of The Dance from GoldDustLinda77, you will follow along as Stevie and Lindsey finally clear the air in an effort to see, as they both approach 50, if love can conquer all...if they just sit down and talk and "let their secrets free, baby." Welcome back to 1997, that pivotal moment in history when Buckingham Nicks proves second chances are what happens if you "let the walls burn down" and talk it out.

Mid 80s. Lindsey decides to quit the band and Stevie doesn't take it very lightly.

The Dance. Buckingham Nicks A/U

***Another In Your Dreams era tale*** Stevie Nicks has spent the better part of 2010 having the time of her life. After agreeing to create her first studio album in a decade in her luxurious Santa Monica home, Dave Stewart has added immeasurably to her life and her art, but there is still one thing they haven't gotten a handle on - "Soldier's Angel". Stevie knows that there is only one person on earth who has ever understood her and her art enough to be able to save the song that means so much to her... His name is Lindsey Buckingham. When Stevie calls Lindsey to come over and help her with the song, things get very emotional very quickly because - as revealed in flashbacks from Fleetwood Mac's 2009 tour - there is a lot of unfinished business between them, and it is the kind of unfinished business that will leave both of them questioning if the events that transpired one night on tour represent the worst mistake they've ever made, or the first step towards a reconciliation. "Just like nothing's changed after all these years...and you're not to blame..."

Buckingham Nicks A/U Series Part 3: Storms by GoldDustLinda77

***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...

Cheaper Than Free: An Anniversary Story (The Dance A/U Sequel) by GoldDustLinda77

***A sequel to The Dance (Alternate Version) Parts 1&2*** Twenty-five years ago during the holiday season of 1997, just after wrapping The Dance reunion tour with Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham were married privately in the hospital where Stevie had an emergency C-section at age 49 after complications during her pregnancy with their daughter, Amber Robin Buckingham. What followed was 25 years of wedded bliss but still the ups and downs of their careers and their lives - two Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame inductions, countless tours with The Mac and solo, profound grief over losses in their family and the industry, and later, the health problems that come from two people in their 70s who have lived hard. On the eve of their silver anniversary party, Stevie prepares for a houseful of people and reflects on the Wild ride from 1966, the first time she laid eyes on Lindsey Buckingham, to the present day of Thanksgiving 2022. Be prepared for a twisted, outrageous, fun, sappy, sexy, sad and heartfelt look back at the world of Buckingham Nicks, the one that was...and the one that could have been.

Stevie has amnesia while she falls in the arms of a man she doesn't know.

I had this idea a while back, so I started writing for it and it kind of just developed on its own. Something different. Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham. 2001-onward.

Nothing is as it seems to be, at least not when it came to her private life. While she was painting the picture of the happy single for the world to believe, Stevie Nicks lived quite the opposite life in private. Disclaimer: This is fiction only, I'm not owning anything, except the made up story line.

Stevie and Lindsey 2014. Old rockers take what they want, but are they getting too complacent?

Talk To Me: The Dance Thriller, Part 1

In the spring of 1997, Lindsey Buckingham was having fun in the studio, jamming with Mick, John and occasionally Christine, 4 out of 5 members of Fleetwood Mac ready to rumble. That was when Warner Brothers, capitalizing on the renewed energy and friendships, decided adding Stevie to the mix for a full-blown reunion concert would be a great idea. The Dance, as it was soon called, reunited 5 great musicians and friends...and also...a couple, 20 years smarter and saner and still very much in love. In this THIRD version of The Dance from GoldDustLinda77, you will follow along as Stevie and Lindsey finally clear the air in an effort to see, as they both approach 50, if love can conquer all...if they just sit down and talk and "let their secrets free, baby." Welcome back to 1997, that pivotal moment in history when Buckingham Nicks proves second chances are what happens if you "let the walls burn down" and talk it out.

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