Mike decides he can't leave things with Davy. Part 2 I Dusted off Some Memories of You

The guys have an interesting Thanksgiving

A story for all the bird fanatics who want to beat up the directors that let this injustice persist. I decided that I would try and explain how the eagle's call got so messed up by Hollywood. This seemed logical.

In the summer of '66, Davy Jones emigrates from Manchester, England to a beachy paradise outside of Malibu, California. Broke, evicted, and at his wit's end, Davy's barely scraping by- But he's not the only one. A failing actor, a country singer, and a folk artist are down in the dumps with him. However, they just might be each other's saving grace.

Micky plans activity night number three and the guys get caught up in a scheme.

Davy learns a lesson from Micky and Peter.

The course of a romantic relationship told in memories.

Micky's second pick from activity night after winning the bet in Truth or Dare. *Recommended to read Truth or Dare first*

There is a crossroads between being who you were and finding someone you truly want to be. A new career move causes a question of identity as well as danger for everyone.

An alternative ending to The Devil And Peter Tork. What might have happened to Peter and the fellas if Mike hadn't thought of having the trial.

Micky finds Davy's weakness and exploits it.

The guys make a bet to give up bad habits.

Someone utilizes writing to get out hidden feelings. Use your imagination.

Davy's past intermingles with his present. Don't want to give too much away.

During a charade Davy develops confusing feelings about Micky.

Iris King woke up on a beach in L.A. California with no memory of her life. She was found by Micky Dolenz, and he invited her to stay at the pad for one night, but she soon finds herself living with the Monkees, and falling for one of them. (There are a few dark scenes, but they are not morbid or morbidly descriptive.)

Two girls, Crystal and Holly, come to the beautiful city L.A, California. They ran away from their family and tried to perform on streets to earn money. To their disfortune, they were unable to earn enough to get themselves a pad to live in. That was until they met a group called the Monkees and befriended them. How would their relationships with their new friends end up.

The Monkees have lived their lives getting into trouble without meaning to. However, when a gypsy warns them about the three trials to come, will the Monkees survive? (Book 3 of 3) In this part, the Monkees finish the third trial and return home, but not in the way they think they will. Disclaimer: I do not own the Monkees, any music, or any of the TV characters.

Mike Nesmith never has any luck with the ladies. And normally, that doesnt bother him. But when a young woman catches his eye, how will he handle it? He isnt smooth like Davy, or funny like Micky, or sweet like Peter. Will she accept him as he is, and will he be willing to accept himself?

The guys try to prevent a robbery.

Davy works tirelessly to repair damage.

Peter navigates the situation he just discovered about Davy.

Micky is struggling to remember a brilliant idea.

If you've read some of my other stories, this one is a little interactive, so before going in have YouTube ready. This is a one-shot in memory of Peter Tork. This story is somewhat similar to my other story, "You Bring the Summer," but more historically accurate due to recent events and is from the point of view of the Television Monkees. Disclaimer: I don't own the Monkees.

The Monkees have lived their lives getting into trouble without meaning to. However, when a gypsy warns them about the three trials to come, will the Monkees survive? (Book 2 of 3) In this part, the Monkees must complete the trial in which they visit the present and change their current situation. Disclaimer: I do not own the Monkees, any music, or any of the characters.