Publication Date: April 2025
Blurb:
Katie Campbell has traveled her entire life. As the daughter of an army chaplain, changing homes–or even countries–was commonplace, so when her wild childhood storytelling turned into a lucrative career as a travel writer, she thought she’d found her perfect match. But as she’s nearly thirty with no real place to settle down, she’s starting to wonder where “home” actually is. Her own family hadn’t felt like home since her sister’s death left them all limping through life.
When a lengthy project in Scotland promises to not only give her travel fodder for months but also a shot at a coveted editing position, she accepts and is sent to spend three weeks in the newly created Craighill House, a Scottish home redesigned to offer guests an Edwardian experience. But her entrance to Craighill introduces her to a quirky group of characters and a surly Scot who is helping refurbish the magnificent woodwork of the estate house.
As Katie attempts to live “Edwardian,” she learns that all that glitters does not a comfortable lifestyle make . . . and surly Scots may turn out to be dashing and creative uncles raising their orphaned nephews. When a few escapades from the Downton era lead Katie on hunts for mermaids and dragons or to a fireside chat with a family who has grown stronger through tragedy, Katie begins to wonder if “home” looks a whole lot like rolling green hills, magnificent braighs, and a few extra “ayes” thrown in for good measure. But can her world-traveling lifestyle fit in with a Scot whose heart is double-knotted to home?
What To Expect:
Some Like it Scot is a closed-door Christian contemporary romance with a meet cute, Scottish setting, and witty banter.
Content Warnings:
Language: None
Sexual Content: Closed Door – Non-consensual kiss (mentioned from the past), passionate kissing, ogling of man’s abs
Violence: None
Substance Use: None
Prejudices: None
Religious Themes: This book has Christian themes of prayer, leaning on God, and following His path for you.
Other Topics: Cancer in the past (mild), difficult family relationships (moderate), manipulation (moderate), grief (mild)
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