Not everyone believes in love at first sight. Mackenzie Cooper was one of those people. It had taken her more than six hours to fall in love with a Highland time traveler. Even now, she felt like a fool, first for letting herself love and then worse—for letting herself hope. There was no logical way to explain what had happened, so she did not try. That much she had accepted. And love—well, that could be explained away, too. What she had felt was a chemical reaction. The guy was hot. Just the right length of hair, a rich medium brown, barely touching his shoulders; and eyes—who could argue with blue? Not a deep shade of blue, but a silvery blue that shone when he looked at her. That was the thing. When he looked in her eyes with that shimmering warmth, her heart did all those things that h
