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When the U.S. Air Force transfers her husband from RAF Mildenhall  to the USS Maddox in the Sea of Japan at the start of 1964, eighteen year old Annie O’Shea finds herself living on her own in a small flat in the Notting Hill section of West London.  Through her friendship with an older American couple – an up and coming film director, Dick Lester, and his wife, Deirdre – Annie takes a job as an assistant on the set of a film starring an unprecedentedly popular rock and roll group from Liverpool.  Over the short weeks of filming, her developing friendship with the group gradually draws Annie into the burgeoning scene of “Swinging London,” but it’s the growing intimacy with the group’s lead guitarist, in particular, that has Annie struggling with unexpected temptations that could end up threatening her marriage...and the future of the Beatles!

NYC, USA:  On February 7,1964, The Beatles stepped down from Pan Am Clipper, Flight 101 to the delighted screams of more than three thousand fans. Their arrival at the recently re-named JFK International Airport and their subsequent appearances on Ed Sullivan's show for the next three Sundays began, in the words of their late publicist, Derek Taylor, "the greatest romance of the twentieth century."  However, one of the Fab Four had traveled to the U.S. just four months prior, before "Beatlemania" became part of the American lexicon .  This is the story of George Harrison's  visit to Benton, Illinois and how he fell for "the girl next door."

Spell opposites. It's George and Claudia. At first, Claudia is quite hesitant about this new boy and thinks it's weird they are so different but later she realizes that she likes him more than a friend. Or does she...? This just proves that no matter how different you are from the person, you can never fail to fall in love with him.

On February 22, 1965, the Beatles flew to Nassau in the Bahamas to film part of their second movie, “Help!” While in Nassau, the group resided for the two weeks in a villa at the exclusive Balmoral Club, an opulent forty-three acre resort consisting of ten private villas as well as the incredible and massive manor called “High Tor,” home to Balmoral's founder, Sir Oliver Simmonds and his family. Well used to catering to the rich and famous, the Balmoral Club afforded the group a kind of privacy and freedom they hadn’t experienced since Beatlemania first exploded internationally. With its many amenities, Balmoral was indeed a tropical paradise, but there was one amenity the facility didn’tadvertise....the enigmatic young woman in a white gown who walks the grounds and beach at Balmoral.   Everybody seems to know of her, but no one is talking. When George decides to pursue the question himself, he finds himself pulled deeper and deeper into a mystery fraught with intrigue, betrayal, and murder. Can he solve the mystery before it’s too late?

A short story about two middle-aged friends passing an afternoon together at a local pub, talking about "what might have been."

Toward the end of the Beatles pivotal 1965 U.S. tour, the group takes a well-earned break at  a rented home amongst the secluded twists and turns of panoramic Benedict Canyon.  As they celebrate the pinnacle of their success, one of them makes the acquaintance of an attractive young woman, inviting her to stay with him at the vacation retreat.  What evolves is a nightmarish descent into mystery and murder, fraught with disturbing revelations of the darker side of celebrity and "free love." 

Broken Dream by Mica Brewer

As George and Pattie's marriage flounders, both of them try to figure out exactly what became of their dreams of life together. (Short story)

The Devil in Her Heart by Miss O’Dell

In 1965, George meets a mysterious young woman outside of Abbey Road Studios. As he is drawn into a passionate and turbulent love affair with her, it becomes clear she is not all she appears to be. But will George realise, as he becomes more and more entangled in lies and deceit, what is at stake? His family, The Beatles, his freedom... and perhaps, his life. (Novel)