A swoon-worthy Scottish romance set on the picturesque Isle of Skye. From the author of Kilt Trip.

Scot on the Trail!

Brooke Sinclair's dream of being a published author derailed when she was expelled from the University of Edinburgh seven years ago. Now a ghostwriter, she sticks to other people's stories. But when her college mentor Mhairi McCallister needs a co-writer for her memoir about Scotland's most challenging trek, Brooke would do anything for the opportunity - including agreeing to hike the rugged Skye Trail for authenticity's sake. What she doesn't know is that the nature photographer who'll join her is Jack Sutherland, the man who shattered Brooke's writing career - and her heart.

Between getting sacked from the university and walking away from his family's tour-guiding business to follow his photography dreams, Jack is desperate to prove he didn't disappoint his family for nothing. Even if it means acting as guide and storyteller for the one who got away.

As Jack and Brooke head into the solitude of the sweeping Scottish landscape, they're forced to confront old feelings. But can two weeks and eighty miles heal years of unspoken hurt and offer a second chance at love?

Praise for Scot and Bothered

'Scot and Bothered has that alchemic thing that makes me love romance: gorgeous writing and atmospheric settings, unreal romantic tension that would shatter the knife that tried to cut it, and characters who feel like your mirror's reflection . . . This is a forever comfort read.' Jessica Joyce, USA TODAY bestselling author of You, with a View and The Ex Vows

'Passion, pining, a desperately hot Scot, only one tent - this delicious slow-burn romance has it all.' Maggie North, author of Rules for Second Chances

'This is second chance romance at its finest, with tension and pining that leaps off the page and tugs on your heartstrings.' Falon Ballard, author of Right on Cue

'While readers will traverse the Skye Trail in rich detail, it's the journey of romantic restoration that will leave readers breathless and windswept.' Livy Hart, author of The Great Dating Fake Off