Meet Me at the Loch
What’s the harm in a little secret fling?
Calling a Scottish castle in the Highlands “home” may sound like a fantasy to some, but as a twenty-four-year-old woman rooming with her father, Skye doesn’t feel like she’s living the dream. Every day, she tries to write her novel to fulfill her actual dream of becoming a best-selling author and earn enough to repair the family castle, currently crumbling around them, but the words won’t come. Until her father rents out their home to an American film production and she meets Miles Casey.
Miles’s open lust for life captivates Skye. Seeing her home through fresh eyes invigorates her love for it and reignites her passion for writing. She’s undeniably attracted to Miles, but Skye has vowed never to date long distance ever again.
Skye’s passion for writing, music, and even how much she hates the chickens she feeds twice a day, rivets Miles. He would like to get to know her better, but after a tabloid posts a picture of the two leaving a bookshop, he promises the director he won’t jeopardize the production by trying to date one of the hosts. Miles needs this film. It will prove acting is what he’s meant to do and not just something he fell into, hopefully.
Despite knowing they shouldn’t, Miles and Skye agree to a secret fling. With their feelings intensifying and Miles’s time in Scotland ticking by, Skye must choose if she’ll change her life for him.
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