The Scottish Duke, the Rules of Time Travel, and Me

A gale rises over a forest in Scotland at the same time every day.

The year is 1670 and a young Duke has ridden out to explore the mystery. He finds, in the center of a clearing, a strange apparatus.

He reaches for it and—

In Florida, 2012, there is a repeating, daily storm.

A young storm-chaser has gone to investigate — lightning arcs, the winds howl, trees whip around her, but when the storm clears she sees it: a small weird piece of tech jutting out of the sand.

She reaches out and—

The portals — active in two different times, in two different places — vibrate, grab hold, and rip them both through time.

They have just learned the first rule: Don’t touch an active portal.

And thus begins a new adventure, can the Duke and the meteorologist learn the rules in enough time to rescue each other from the storms to come?

A love story mixed with contemporary and historical details, a bunch of humor, some suspenseful science fiction, and a few excellent sword-fights — the Scottish Duke and the Rules of Time Travel is a spin-off from the world of Kaitlyn and the Highlander.