Digging up the truth of an archaeological mystery could uncover a lot more in this gripping lesbian Scottish romance.

Archaeologist Dr. Rose Boyd's life is in ruins—and not in a good way. A divorce forces her to move to rural Scotland with her rebellious teenage daughter. Then Rose's job unexpectedly brings her face to face with her childhood crush.

Beautiful Blair Millburn-Horton, now the CEO of a scandal-ridden local development company, is as charismatic as ever.

When an astonishing archaeological discovery throws the women together, adventure, mystery, and something much more alluring follow.

What else lies beneath the surface if they're willing to dig for it?



Peggy spent half her life in Scotland, and during that time she fell in love with the people there and the wonderful landscape: the mountain ranges, glens, and lochs; the many islands and beaches where one can walk alone for hours or have wee blethers with strangers along the way. It's no wonder that Peggy discovered one of her favourite pastimes there: beachcombing.



In Scotland, she also fulfilled her childhood dream and studied archaeology at the University of Glasgow.



Recently, Peggy moved back to Germany with suitcases full of books, her most treasured beach finds, and fountain pens, which she collects but doesn't actually use. She also brought back her first sapphic romance manuscript.



When Peggy isn't reading or writing, she enjoys the company of friends and family, and her work as a nurse.