The Loch's Lullaby

The mist never forgets. And neither does the loch. After the death of her mother and the betrayal of the man she loved, Isla flees Ireland for the solitude of the Scottish Highlands. Drawn to the remote village of Ruin Bay, she hopes to bury her grief in paint and silence, to lose herself in landscapes untouched by time. But the village holds secrets of its own, whispers of a lullaby that drifts across the loch when the mist rolls in, a song said to call the lost. From the moment Isla arrives, she feels it: the weight of watchful eyes, the hush in the villagers' voices, the chill that curls around her whenever she nears the water. And yet, something in the loch calls to her. A melody she cannot ignore. A promise woven in sorrow and legend. When the haunting song leads her deeper into Ruin Bay's mysteries, Isla discovers that the past is not as silent as it seems, and that love, even broken by grief, can stir again in the unlikeliest of places. But the loch does not give without taking, and the closer Isla draws to its secrets, the more she risks being claimed by them. The Loch's Lullaby is the second standalone novel in the Memories of the Highlands series. Rich with atmosphere, folklore, and heart-wrenching romance, it is a tale of healing, haunting, and the dangerous beauty of love that lingers like an echo in the mist.