Interracial. During The Beatles first trip to the States, Ringo Starr connects with Charlie Tillman, a member of the black girl group The Debutantes and friends of The Beatles. What happens when two people who appear to have nothing in common have more in common than they thought possible?

Interracial. The follow up to 'Words Of Love'. The Beatles arrive in America to the likes of a fanfare that no one could've anticipated. Will George be able to pick up where he left off in London with Annette, a member of the black girl group The Debutantes or will The Beatles newfound overwhelming fame stateside get in the way of the plans they've made?

Interracial. Ringo Starr, a young man from the Dingle, one of Liverpool's poorest and roughest neighborhoods has made a good life for himself. A steady gig with Rory Storm and the Hurricane's, a car and money in his pocket. He's feeling restless though. Will befriending Joan Cohen, a young woman of mixed race, change the course of his life? Cover credit goes to Eric Cash. He created the cover artwork for me. Inspired by the 1960s paperback pulp novels. Check out his site by googling 'ericcashillustrations'.

Interracial. Romance blossoms between George Harrison and Annette Grant of The Debutantes, a member of a black girl group from New York (Loosely based on The Ronettes), during The Beatles Christmas Show. The story begins at the end of December 1963. This story is a follow-up to The Nearest To My Heart but is told with a focus on George and Annette's romance.

Interracial. During the Beatles Christmas show concert dates they strike up a friendship with their co-liners the Debutantes a up and coming black girl group from New York (Loosely based on the Ronettes). Paul and John both find themselves interested in the lead singer and budding songwriter, Charlie 'Tilly' Tillman. Will friendship turn to love with Paul or John and will society and the demands of the lads fame ruin things before they properly begin?