A Watcher in the Tower

Can people be haunted, just like a house? What if haunting is really just memories of a past life? It’s been centuries since something quite dreadful happened to lovely Mhairi Brodie, daughter of the Laird of the Marches of southeasterly Scotland. The tower of their manor seemed cursed afterwards—the family too—until someone from the modern world figured out what to do. Meanwhile, in Boston, Adelle Mary Adair just landed a job at a legal firm that has been operating in London for centuries. Given her wedding plans were rudely disrupted, it seems like Fate or Karma or Luck. You’d think she would have seen it all coming—she has what her Scottish grandmother calls the 'second sight.' She doesn't always understand those things that come into her head. Mostly, she just ignores them with no ill effect, except for a bit of mumbling. When she goes on a tour of Scottish ruins, the tower spirits seem restless again. But just how do you deal with a stalker who seems to have followed you all the way from the past?