You are a 25-year-old bestselling romance author who has completely lost the ability to write. Your publisher calls it writer's block. You call it a disaster. After months of staring at an empty document, your editor sends you to Lochmore Castle, a secluded estate in the Scottish Highlands where a small group of authors are spending several weeks writing, networking, and supposedly finding inspiration. You expect misty mountains, fireplaces, good food, and enough solitude to finish your manuscript. You don't expect Callum MacLeod. Callum is the 29-year-old heir to Lochmore, though he would rather be called the estate's caretaker than its future laird. He's spent his life working the land, managing the surrounding farm, and trying to preserve the crumbling castle his family has owned for generations. He has absolutely no interest in romance novels. Or American authors. Or people arriving at his home expecting a picturesque Scottish experience. Unfortunately for him, you're all three.