A Fine Scottish Love
A cursed immortal shifter. A grieving mortal woman. A fated mate bond that could save the realms—or destroy them.
For centuries, Grand Chieftain Mathison Shadowmist has endured an unbreakable curse, bound to immortality and endless loss. Once the mighty ruler of Scotland’s Ninth Realm of shifters, he now returns month after month to Seven Cairns, hoping the Divine Weavers have finally found the woman foretold to free him—or end him.
They have.
Calia Wiles is a modern American, newly divorced and hollowed by grief after the loss of her young daughter. Seeking solitude and peace, she plans a quiet life in the Scottish Highlands, unaware that ancient magic has marked her as the missing half of an immortal soul. She doesn’t believe in fate, curses, or shifter chieftains—and she wants nothing to do with a bond she never chose.
But Seven Cairns does not call the unbroken.
Because some curses are not broken by magic alone.
They demand trust. Sacrifice. And a love strong enough to heal what fate itself has torn apart.
As the Divine Weavers of Seven Cairns weave their most perilous match yet, ancient magic stirs, the Highland Veil weakens, and two wounded souls are drawn together against impossible odds. To claim their fated bond, Mathison and Calia must confront grief, prejudice, and a curse that has defied centuries of magic. Because at Seven Cairns, love is never accidental, fate is never gentle, and every match—once forged—has the power to heal more than just two hearts.
A Fine Scottish Love is a sweeping Scottish romantasy featuring fated mates, ancient curses, a powerful immortal hero, a resilient modern heroine, and an emotionally rich, slow-burn love where destiny never comes without a price.
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