Coming Soon: Crazy About Lila
He can see the future. One touch of her hand, and he wishes he couldn't.
Lila Mitchell is used to being the woman nobody notices. Then Tavish MacTyre—six-foot-four of ninth-century Highland warrior—catches her falling off a step stool, compares her to a sheep, and spends the next week being spectacularly bad at pretending he isn't interested.
Lila's charmed. Tavish is terrified.
Because Tavish has the sight, and the moment their hands touched, he saw her: running through dark woods, screaming his name, hunted by something that should have died a thousand years ago.
The monster that followed the Highlanders through time left its offspring behind. It's growing. It's listening. And it's learning Tavish's voice.
If it wants Lila to follow it into the dark, it knows exactly who to sound like.
Book 2 of the Highland Berserkers series
Lila Mitchell is used to being the woman nobody notices. Then Tavish MacTyre—six-foot-four of ninth-century Highland warrior—catches her falling off a step stool, compares her to a sheep, and spends the next week being spectacularly bad at pretending he isn't interested.
Lila's charmed. Tavish is terrified.
Because Tavish has the sight, and the moment their hands touched, he saw her: running through dark woods, screaming his name, hunted by something that should have died a thousand years ago.
The monster that followed the Highlanders through time left its offspring behind. It's growing. It's listening. And it's learning Tavish's voice.
If it wants Lila to follow it into the dark, it knows exactly who to sound like.
Book 2 of the Highland Berserkers series
Coming Soon: The Highland Trial
Every evening at the gloaming, Pia Shaw disappears.
At sixteen, Pia stole a stone from a fairy mound. Four years later, the land comes to collect—pulling her from modern Scotland every evening and casting her seven centuries into the past.
She cannot stay. She cannot refuse to return.
Lucas Cameron knows exactly what she has offended. The fae took his brother because of Pia, and he has every reason to hate her.
Instead, he brings her bread.
Night after night, year after year, Lucas waits on the hill where Pia appears. He teaches her Gaelic word by word, protects her in a world that isn't hers, and calls her something he refuses to translate.
It will take her a thousand evenings to understand what he's been telling her all along.
But the old tales are clear: love does not break a fae bargain. And as Pia's seventh year approaches, the door home will open once—and only once.
This time, she'll have to choose which side of the centuries is home.
Scottish medieval time-travel romance • Complete standalone
At sixteen, Pia stole a stone from a fairy mound. Four years later, the land comes to collect—pulling her from modern Scotland every evening and casting her seven centuries into the past.
She cannot stay. She cannot refuse to return.
Lucas Cameron knows exactly what she has offended. The fae took his brother because of Pia, and he has every reason to hate her.
Instead, he brings her bread.
Night after night, year after year, Lucas waits on the hill where Pia appears. He teaches her Gaelic word by word, protects her in a world that isn't hers, and calls her something he refuses to translate.
It will take her a thousand evenings to understand what he's been telling her all along.
But the old tales are clear: love does not break a fae bargain. And as Pia's seventh year approaches, the door home will open once—and only once.
This time, she'll have to choose which side of the centuries is home.
Scottish medieval time-travel romance • Complete standalone
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