A Scot for All Time

An utterly gripping and emotional historical romance page-turner

She’s got a power suit, a planner in her purse, and no time for love. He’s swinging a sword, wearing a plaid, and calling her his destiny.

Determined to surprise her boyfriend Angus on the Isle of Skye, Kate Adams sets off on a sightseeing adventure, hoping to prove she’s more than the predictable woman he thinks she is. But when an eccentric old woman and a mysterious brooch send her hurtling into 17th-century Scotland, Kate finds herself facing a very different kind of challenge. Survive clan wars, Highland politics, and a dangerously attractive laird who doesn’t know what a hashtag is... but definitely knows how to make her heart race.

Laird Connor MacLeod never expected a strange lass to turn up on his land, especially not one who fights off assassins, nearly burns down his keep, and steals his heart before he can draw his sword. But Kate is hiding more than just her name. She’s hiding centuries.

With a brewing war threatening his people and Kate’s only way home possibly tied to a legendary treasure his clan has sworn to protect, Connor faces his most impossible battle yet. Convincing a woman from the future to stay in the past.

She’s from tomorrow. He’s trying to protect yesterday.
But the only time that matters... is the moments they share.

A swoon-worthy time-travel romance brimming with sass, sword fights, and soulmates. Perfect for readers who love modern heroines, smoldering Highlanders, and stories where love truly defies time.

A Scot for All Time is the newest irresistible entry in the Scots Through Time series where kilts, kisses, and time-bending love await on every page.

terrible reading.

the story was good but the computer reading completely ruined it. couldn't tell who was speaking and zero emotion. please stop doing this.

Bearable AI

Sweet story, stand alone plot line, developed characters. In hindsight, I’d have preferred reading the book so that my imagination could control the voice tones. AI inability to include inflection or change pitch between male/female voices was more distracting than anticipated. Better than some AI programming, but tech still has much need of improvement.