Finding Reyne

There's a certain kind of quiet that only exists in the Scottish Highlands-the kind that hums instead of rings, that fills the air with something between peace and ache. It's the kind of quiet where you can finally hear yourself think... and sometimes, that's the most terrifying sound of all. When Reyne Murrey boards a plane to Scotland, she isn't chasing adventure or romance. She's running-from betrayal, from heartbreak, from a man who made her forget who she was. But fate, as it tends to do in the Highlands, has other plans. A torn foot, a charming small-town doctor with storm-gray eyes, and a guesthouse full of nosy old women with too much tea and not enough boundaries-somehow, that's where her healing begins. What starts as survival becomes something else entirely: a rediscovery of self, of laughter, of the kind of love that doesn't just sweep in but stays. Leith Sinclair never expected the stubborn, sharp-tongued woman who crashed into his quiet world to upend everything he thought he knew about love. But Reyne doesn't need saving. She needs someone to stand still long enough for her to catch her breath. From the wild beauty of Inverness to the warmth of found family, Finding Reyne is a story of starting over, of finding light after ruin, and of love that grows like heather between the cracks-resilient, rooted, and entirely unexpected. Because sometimes, the place you go to forget becomes the one you'll never leave.