A lighthouse. A lightning strike. And a love caught between centuries. One storm will change everything.
Dr. Abigail Winston thought accepting a temporary position at a remote Scottish lighthouse museum would give her exactly what she needed. Solitude, focus, and distance from the theories that nearly derailed her academic career. Instead, she uncovers a cache of eighteenth-century letters written by a naval engineer who describes a woman and a future he shouldn’t know.
When a violent storm sends Abigail hurtling through time to 1787, she finds herself standing beneath the unfinished lighthouse described in the letters, face-to-face with Captain Rory Sinclair, the very man who wrote them.
What she planned next was finding a way home. But what she found instead was a rugged coastline, a growing community built around the promise of safe passage, and a man whose steady presence feels achingly familiar. As Abigail works alongside Rory to complete the lighthouse, their connection deepens—quietly, inevitably—until the storm that brought her there threatens to pull her back to the present.
When time begins to shift once more, Abigail must confront the truth she’s been avoiding. Some choices can’t be researched, some histories can’t be rewritten, and some loves demand everything.
Abigail always planned to return to her own century. She didn’t expect to fall in love with a man bound to the past.
✓ Scottish time travel romance, ✓ slow-burn love story, ✓ grumpy, honorable hero, ✓ lighthouse setting, ''' heroine torn between centuries
A Scot in the Storm is a clean time-travel Scottish romance standalone with a guaranteed HEA, filled with emotional depth, historical detail, and timeless love. Third-person POV.
Perfect for fans of Susanna Kearsley, Lynn Kurland, and romantic stories where history, destiny, and love collide.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Dr. Abigail Winston thought accepting a temporary position at a remote Scottish lighthouse museum would give her exactly what she needed. Solitude, focus, and distance from the theories that nearly derailed her academic career. Instead, she uncovers a cache of eighteenth-century letters written by a naval engineer who describes a woman and a future he shouldn’t know.
When a violent storm sends Abigail hurtling through time to 1787, she finds herself standing beneath the unfinished lighthouse described in the letters, face-to-face with Captain Rory Sinclair, the very man who wrote them.
What she planned next was finding a way home. But what she found instead was a rugged coastline, a growing community built around the promise of safe passage, and a man whose steady presence feels achingly familiar. As Abigail works alongside Rory to complete the lighthouse, their connection deepens—quietly, inevitably—until the storm that brought her there threatens to pull her back to the present.
When time begins to shift once more, Abigail must confront the truth she’s been avoiding. Some choices can’t be researched, some histories can’t be rewritten, and some loves demand everything.
Abigail always planned to return to her own century. She didn’t expect to fall in love with a man bound to the past.
✓ Scottish time travel romance, ✓ slow-burn love story, ✓ grumpy, honorable hero, ✓ lighthouse setting, ''' heroine torn between centuries
A Scot in the Storm is a clean time-travel Scottish romance standalone with a guaranteed HEA, filled with emotional depth, historical detail, and timeless love. Third-person POV.
Perfect for fans of Susanna Kearsley, Lynn Kurland, and romantic stories where history, destiny, and love collide.
Genre: Paranormal Romance