But can the history books and destiny be rewritten?Īrthur Preston, the next Earl of Blackborn, has always known his grandfather was eccentric, but this latest revelation from the man who raised him borders on the insane. She read about it while researching his castle's remains back in the twenty-first century. Except she knows Teague is going to be executed soon. But the eighteenth century transforms her into something she never expected: a woman in love like never before. And with any luck, he will win even more. One way or another, he will win her trust.

And the longer he is around her, the more he wants her and wishes she would let him save her from whatever terrible secret set her and the lad on the run in the first place. So, even though persecuting the bloody Campbells, smuggling, and quietly strengthening the Jacobite cause keeps him busy, this lovely lass is too tempting to ignore. But his greatest weakness is taking in strays. The last thing eighteenth century Chieftain Teague MacDonald needs is an unforeseen interruption in his interception of the Campbell clan's favorite whisky. Not just different, but changed beyond belief. When the weather lifts, everything is different. While they're eating, the strangest storm blows in and makes her and Robbie so ill, all they can do is hug it out while the wind and rain batters them. She gets the group settled, then she and Robbie climb to higher ground for some badly needed peace. Surely, a sack lunch surrounded by Glencoe's beauty will improve the day. Things can only get better.īut after hours on the road with tourists who act worse than spoiled toddlers, Mila begins to wonder. Now it's spring and time for new beginnings.

They made it through a horrific year of him being bullied and three deaths in the family. Twenty-first century tour guide Mila Carthson and her godson Robbie are excited to launch their first tour of the season in their brand new minibus. Just not with a man executed three hundred years in the past.

My Highland Lover by Maeve Greyson