This book is a time travel Scottish romance. Given the genre, the title, and the cover, I thought this book would be heavy in the romance department. Disappointingly, it wasn't.
The book did have some interesting bits. The heroine is transported from modern-day San Francisco to the 15th century Scotland. Apparently, she isn't the only woman who has been thus transported to this clan. As some women die in Scotland, a counterpart is pulled over from modern times to take her place. At the very beginning, the description of all the women who replaced the Scottish women was a little confusing because sometimes a woman was referred to by her Scottish name and sometimes by her modern name. The heroine has an eidetic memory, so she is able the help modernize the clan somewhat, providing a water filtration system, a rain gathering system, and some solid roofing techniques.
She was very smart and had diverse knowledge (which didn’t seem wholly plausible). The romance was a super, super slow burn. In fact, there are whole stretches where we don't really see the hero and the heroine together, and I didn't get the sense of a naturally building romance as we see in fiction. They had an instant attraction when she first landed in Scotland, and there is mention of racing energy when they touch or butterflies and the like, but the whole romance angle never really came together for me.
I'm a person who enjoys reading Scottish romance, but this one left me disappointed because of the lack of build-up in the romance.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.