A time-slip romance about a heartbroken American transported to eighteenth-century Scotland, where she finds herself caught between rival clans--and falling for the Scotswoman who thinks she's a spy.

Aria D'Souza moved across the world to Scotland for love. But once there she's dumped for her fiancée's high school sweetheart and left rotting in the attic of her ex's mother, Jacki. Three months, several tubs of chocolate ice cream, and one humiliating village wedding later, she's officially hit rock bottom. Determined to shake her out of it, Jacki drags Aria to Loch Spry for a "healing" day of wading. Aria expects forced sunshine and over-steeped tea. She doesn't expect to cut her palm on a buried blade and wake up in 1725.

Now stranded in the Scottish Highlands at the volatile border of two feuding clans, Aria finds herself accused of stealing a laird's ancestral sword. Her captor-fierce, furious, and infuriatingly attractive-believes Aria is a spy. Aria is fairly certain she's hallucinating. But as suspicion gives way to something far more dangerous, Aria begins to rediscover the version of herself she lost long before she lost her fiancée...a version she'd like back.

Because if the future is broken... why not rewrite the past?¿