Hotelcalifornia Stories

Scott McCalls older sister. And how she gets involved in the Beacon Hills drama, but also deals with her own. Do not copyright my work. I do not own teen wolf. Cross...

Short stories based off songs.

The Story of Glenn Frey giving Glenn Frey the song Hotel California-

"Welcome to the Midnight Hotel. You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave." Inspired by the song "Hotel California" by Eagles.

"You can check out anytime you like but you can never leave" - Hotel California by The Eagles I've actually wanted to write a story based on this line for awh...

introducing my new and first series, HIRAETH. hiraeth is a homesickness for a home which you can and will never return to. a home which quite possibly never was. hiraeth...

"In the désert, there is personne, never a coup de téléphone...", cette citation d'Antoine de Cône est à mettre en relation avec ce récit qui, je vous l'assure...

❝I've tried to leave countless times, but something just keeps bringing me back.❞ In which it would be either heaven or hell. [BASED ON THE SONG HOTEL CALIFORNIA] [DAMON...

My quite-literal take on the song Hotel California by the Eagles. DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT OWN THE SONG HOTEL CALIFORNIA IN ANY WAY, SHAPE OR FORM ALL RIGHTS TO THE SO...

Friends since 1st grade, know each other better than anyone. High School always changes everything, will their relationship just stay as it is ? I do not own Pretty Lit...

Gemma is a lonely, homeless, very smart girl. She lives in an abandoned room in a hotel named California. Gemma isn't just a homeless girl though, she holds a secret.. T...

"They're livin' it up at the Hotel California Any Time of Year You can find it here." Song: Hotel California Song by: The Eagles

In the year 2000 men women and children of all ages are taken from their homes across the world. In order to create a super soldier army from a scientists theory called...

in this book I will take well known songs and tell you what they mean story wise. trust me it will be good.

We all know the Eagles song. But what if instead of a clever metaphor about the rock star life in California, it was interpreted as an eyewitness account? This is Cain...