The Highlander's Prize

She didn't plan to fall through time.

Gwen Bristol designs fairy-tale weddings for a living. She's practical, organized, and exactly three weeks from pulling off the biggest event of her career at a Scottish castle ruin. Then she steps through a ring of standing stones and wakes up in 1687 — clipboard in hand, no way home, and face-to-face with a Highland laird who looks at her like she's something he intends to keep.

He didn't plan to find her.

Laird Ewan MacRae has enemies at his borders and a clan who believes the standing stones mark the boundary between the mortal world and the fae. When a woman appears in his courtyard dressed in strange fabrics and speaking like no one he's ever known, his people call her fae-touched. Dangerous. A curse waiting to happen. Ewan doesn't care what she is. She walked onto his land, and that makes her his to protect.

She needs to get home. He has no intention of letting her go.

The longer Gwen stays in his castle, the harder it becomes to remember why she's searching for a way back. And the longer Ewan keeps her close, the more he realizes that protecting her was never the problem. Wanting her is.

Spicy Highland time-travel romance with an alpha laird who claims what's his, forced proximity in a Scottish castle, and open-door heat that builds slow and burns hot.