Everything seems to be falling into place now Stella has met the man of her dreams and has an actual job working with a private investigator nicknamed ‘The Affair Hunter’. As Stella continues to work for Marjorie, she realises that she enjoys it and is actually rather good at it too. Personal Trainer shows became rousing rituals, with songs that more-or-less sounded like all your favourite indie rock luminaries jam-packed into big-beaming pop psalms. Henley also claimed in 1991 that Nicks got pregnant during their relationship, and had an abortion; Sara also serves as a kind of letter to the child they never had. It’s written in third person - which isn’t my favourite but I can deal with it - it written well, however Stella the FMC just annoyed me a lot, I’m not sure what it was exactly but she was spoilt, a romantic but to be point where it was unbelievable, she was gullible and it just all annoyed me.

Their relationship will keep you guessing, as will the job she finds herself doing, working with an affair hunting, private detective! Stella did annoy me at times but I loved her really and all of the side characters who bring her back to reality (especially Harold! Unlucky in love and finding herself having to look for a job because her father has decided he won't pay for her unlimited credit card any longer.

Stella was an awfully selfish woman, and it was teeth grindingly frustrating to have to sit through her being a terrible friend during Billie’s cancer treatment and thinking that a half-hearted apology every so often was enough to make up for everything. Stella then meets Fitz and there is mutual attraction, She is positive that finally she’s found ‘the one’. While it’s gutting that we’ll probably never get to see the spectacle of Fleetwood Mac on the Pyramid Stage, or one final live hurrah from their most famous line-up, Nicks’ position is understandable – and besides, there’s still the music. Another banger of a meta break-up song (something of a key Fleetwood Mac theme) Buckingham wrote Go Your Own Way in a lonely hotel room following the release of 1975’s self-titled album.

That’s probably my favorite Christine song of all time,” Nicks confided in the liner notes to the 2013 reissue of Rumours, “and probably one of the only dark songs she wrote. We’re firmly on our way to an all-electric future, but that isn’t the start or end of our sustainability ambitions. When Buckingham played "Big Love" live, he used a gutted Gibson Chet Atkins SST with a capo on the fourth fret and a synth pickup. Teaming up with Dogs Trust, we’ve trained staff at all of our retail centres to make sure our showrooms are welcoming, dog-friendly spaces. The band’s last Top 10 hit, “Little Lies” showed that McVie was still able to effortlessly tap into the restless longing that’s infused her best songs.But it was likely another ode to McVie’s new boyfriend, Fleetwood Mac lighting director Curry Grant. Some say it was Buckingham and his girlfriend, or it was Buckingham and Nicks,Fleetwood and Nicks, both McVies, and so on and so on. The drama almost cost the band a lot of great music, with one song almost falling through the cracks. At the beginning I found the story to be rather entertaining and I frequently chuckled at Stella’s mishaps.