[from the back cover] In a bleak, landlocked keep on the English moors, Iolanthe MacLeod dreams of the sea--and of a darkly handsome man to come rescue her. Centuries have passed and she feels she has waited in vain. Until now. Thomas McKinnon is used to attaining impossible heights, both in business and in the mountains he loves. But when the chance to restore a twelfth-century castle comes his way, he gamely takes hammer in hand and crosses the Atlantic, expecting to find nothing more interesting inside his new home than cobwebs and weeds. But in that ancient, crumbling castle, the fierce, restless spitit of a medieval Scottish woman lives on--a woman so haunting that he would do anything, go anywhere, risk everything to make her his forever...

this best selling author captures the haunting beauty of england, past & present and the exquisite tenderness of timeless love

This is the story of Thomas McKinnon who fell in love with Iolanthe, a ghost who has haunted a twelfth-century castle for 600 years.

Modern businessman buys a 12th century castle and finds the spirit of a medieval Scottish woman lives there. Great fantasy.

In a bleak, landlocked kep on the English moors, Iolanthe MacLeod dreams of the sea--and of a darkly handsome man to come rescue her. Centuries have passed and she feels as if she has waited in vain...until now.

This is a true spin on the traditional "ghost story" because this story is both an ghost story, an romance and also an humourous story. Many times I found myself chuckling outloud as I read.

great read!

Time travel romance
Thomas falls in love with a ghost of his English castle that he is restoring, can he travel back through time to rescue her?

Good time travel book.

A bit of Medieval Scottland collides with a modern day romantic hero When Thomas McKinnon decides to buy and restore a 12th century castle. This novel is hugely romantic, the plot surprising and creative. If you like a bit of ghost story in your romances, you'll love this book!

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