Christine Calhoun is a violin prodigy, seventeen years old, with the perfect group of friends and the best parents a teen could ask for. But when her father died in January of 2015, her mother was devastated. And just when things could get any worse, Melissa meets Alan, a laird from the Scottish Highlands. She's shipped out of Florida to live in Scotland, her mother saying that this was a new beginning for their family, but all Christine wants is to go back. However, shortly after finally settling in, her mother falls ill. The only condition to bring her back is being time warped to the past or to live out her days as Alan's servant. Unwilling to let herself live with Alan, Christine is whisked off to 1200s Scotland, where she meets Kain Monroe, the fierce and dangerous Laird of the Monroe clan. Kain is dark, dan gerous, and cold to most people in the Highlands. Christine finds him to be vile and cruel. Then why is she finding herself to fall in love with a man she established she can't stand? [ highest ranking: historical fiction #2 ]

Re-release!! "O Flower of Scotland, When will we see Your like again? That fought and died for Your wee bit hill and glen. And stood against them, Proud Edward's army, And sent them homeward tae think again." - O Flower of Scotland by Roy Williamson. This beautiful hymn to Scotland is sung by millions across the globe. It tells the tale of the battle for Scottish independence. But what many don't know is the story as to how this beautiful ballad came to be. Aine O'Brien was on a family vacation in Scotland when Fate changed the course of her life forever. Sent back to 14th century Scotland, she must now uncover why Fate has sent her back in time and do so without losing her head. There, she meets a man named Gregory MacRae and though she does not know why, she has the feeling he will be a very important part of her journey. In the Highlands of Scotland, Gregory MacRae is a fierce Laird who's main goal is to stop England from invading his home. On the brink of war, he knows he doesn't need any distractions in his life but all of that changes when a young woman finds herself in the middle of a battle. Hellbent on sending her back to wherever she came from, he does his best to ignore his emotions but they prove to be too complicated. Why of all times was Fate messing with him now?