The Way Back

14 years ago, she left a piece of her heart in Scotland. Now she wants it back, if it's not too late…

Then:

When Graeme MacKinlay moved from Scotland to Canada to attend university, he never expected to fall in love—not with the country, and certainly not with Abby Morton.

From the beginning, Graeme accepted that Abby wasn't interested in anything more than friendship. He was willing to bury his feelings if it meant becoming close friends with her. But on a farewell holiday to Scotland, with goodbye looming, Graeme and Abby share a whirlwind romance—two impulsive weeks neither of them will ever forget.

Despite their promise that it wouldn't change their friendship, nothing was ever the same between them. To Graeme, Abby will always be the one that got away…

Now:

Abby has spent her life chasing a sense of home and belonging—something she's only ever experienced once, on that fateful trip to Scotland fourteen years ago. With her thirty-fifth birthday on the horizon, Abby is unemployed, single, and living in her best friend's spare bedroom. When her friends surprise her with a trip to Scotland to visit Graeme, Abby realizes history is repeating itself, but this time, she has a chance to get things right.

As she and Graeme explore his homeland once more, neither of them can deny that their feelings for each other are as strong as ever. But with two fragile hearts on the line, Abby isn't sure if she's brave enough to risk it all for something that already failed once before.

Can they fix what was broken and find their way back to each other? Or is what they shared meant to remain a beautiful memory?