An Education in Edinburgh

Shakespeare had one thing right—the Scots were wicked, indeed. Well, one Scot.

Broadswords and stone castles might take Isla's mind off the mess she left back in New York, but not even reenacting battles from military history or exploring ancient Scottish ruins can distract her from the very handsome instructor and the way he makes her forget her one and only rule when it comes to men: no Scots.

Alistair isn't running away from his grief. Or his mother. He's just really focused on his dissert...