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A chance encounter ignites an unforgettable romance.

Olivia Boyd, a spirited grad student yearning for adventure, leaps at the opportunity to study abroad in Scotland’s historic capital. Enchanted by the city’s vibrant music scene and rich heritage, she finds herself drawn to The Red Rose—a centuries-old pub brimming with charm.

Behind the bar stands Max Cameron, a brooding and handsome Scotsman who sacrificed his academic dreams to uphold his family’s legacy. His orderly life takes an unexpected turn when the intriguing American walks through his door, stirring feelings he thought he’d set aside.

As Olivia and Max explore Edinburgh’s hidden gems and lose themselves in each other’s company, their hearts intertwine in ways neither anticipated. But with her semester abroad ending soon, they face the bittersweet reality of parting ways.

Will they find a way to bridge the distance, or is this just a fleeting chapter in their lives?

Step into The Red Rose, have a seat by the fire, and let the romance sweep you away.

PRAISE FOR THE RED ROSE

★ ★ ★ ★ ★Goodreads Review
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“Oh wow! I love this book. It was so well written… You won't be disappointed!”
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“…a beautiful and poignant story of loss, hope, love and tradition set in Scotland with a love story along the way.”
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"Olivia Boyd goes to Edinburgh ostensibly to finish her dissertation on Scottish folk music, but the journey is really about breaking free of distractions and finding herself again. However, roguish pub owner Max Cameron is the definition of distracting. He embeds himself in her heart as deeply as the melodies she loves. But she has to return to New York at the end of the semester. Will their romance end on a sweet note or a sour one?"
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WRITING PLAYLISTS

The Red Rose has a little something to do with Scottish folk songs, so I’ve made a writing playlist. I make one for every book I write, but since this is directly related to the story, I thought I’d share. For all you ethnomusicologists out there, yes, I know I’ve mixed in some Irish music, but, there’s a lot of overlap between the two. So if I like it, I included it. If you like what you hear, support the artists by buying their music.