The Finest Scottish Fate

Author: Maeve Greyson
Genre(s): Romance | Historical
Total pages: 68
The Finest Scottish Fate

A modern woman. A medieval warrior. A curse that demands forever.

Evie Waterton believes in fated mates and love at first sight. She just never expected hers to exist in 1326.

When the upbeat, independent Nashville native wins a Scottish sweepstakes she never entered, she blames destiny. But the quirky matchmakers of Craig Durness are far more than they seem. Hidden behind magical glamours, they’re cursed rebels racing to reunite time-torn soulmates before the gods and Fae courts destroy them.

The moment Evie arrives in the misty Highlands, magic awakens. A fairy hill grants her a breathtaking vision of a fierce, dark-haired warrior who looks at her as if she already belongs to him.
Then the hill sends her back seven centuries.

Drummond MacMuirrow, Earl of Blackmorrow and chief of his clan, was raised to honor both Christianity and the old pagan ways. He trusts the magic of Scotland. So when a mystical mist shows him a vision of a woman unlike any in his world, he becomes obsessed with finding her—and then he does.

Their bond is instant. Exhilarating. Unbreakable.
Unless Evie refuses to accept it.

To claim Drummond as her fated mate, she must forfeit her own century forever. And the gods, goddesses, and ruthless Fae courts are determined to drive her back to 2026. They prey on her fears of plagues and wars, childbirth and loss.
If Evie speaks the severing vow, she escapes, but the curse remains—and the survival of many, including Drummond, hangs in the balance.

In a world where myths breathe and time divides hearts, love may be the most dangerous magic of all.

The Finest Scottish Fate is a sweeping Scottish Romantasy filled with time travel, fated mates, he-falls-first devotion, ancient magic, and the irresistible pull of believing in myths—even when they demand everything in return.
Because when love is written by fate, even time must bow.

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