Read this as part of The Perfect Ten collection ebook.

This was a combination of both a paranormal, time travel and Scottish historical book. It starts off in present day where Beth inherits a Scottish castle not knowing the history behind it. When she gets there she finds its not quite up to 20th Century living and goes about trying to restore it. She also know there is a sexy ghost haunting the castle and after its explained who he is she just accepts it.

Duncan MacDougal was cursed to live this life centuries ago. The first couple of chapters before he presents himself to Beth are quite humorous with his trying to understand a modern woman and her ways. Even though she is plain in looks and not his typical type of woman he realizes that she is the woman that can finally break the curse and while she is sleeping puts on his family ring which transports them back to 1409 Scotland.

Once they are in 1409 only Elizabeth remembers where she came from. So from this point its really a historical book. Of the two periods in the books I did prefer the current day ghost story over the Highland historical but love did conquer all in the end.
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Autographed edition.

I absolutely loved this book. It was contemporary meets historical but didn't loose the characters personalities. ( )

Very light, very humorous, and a hunky kilted guy! ( )

I love this book because the heroine is plucky, but not completely confident in herself. Beth inherits a castle- a castle!- and is going to turn it into a B&B. But she also inherited a ghost. This ghost is the former laird of the castle, who never had any heirs, and so must haunt his home until he finds the right woman. When Beth almost drowns, the ghost-laird pulls her out of the sea and puts his ring on her finger. Beth wakes up in the past- where she is married to the flesh & blooded man, her previous ghost. Beth must learn to cope in a time not her own, and find happiness just for herself, but for her ghost-laird as well. ( )

Loved this book, it was a fun read with a time travel aspect to it. I only wish the heroine wasn't so set on having to wear make up! ( )