Souls Reunited Series

One Love Story. Four Lifetimes.

Do you believe in soulmates?

I certainly do, and that became the inspiration behind my Souls Reunited series, a sweeping collection of interconnected romances that span more than seven centuries of Scottish history.

As both a lifelong romantic and a lover of history, I've always been fascinated by the idea that some souls are destined to find each other throughout time. The Souls Reunited series explores that possibility through one epic love story told across four separate lifetimes, each set in a different era and each revealing another piece of a much larger journey.

This mixed genre series begins in present day Miami with The Essence of Fate, where Charlotte LeFay and Ian McAlistair meet under less-than-ideal circumstances. Their attraction is immediate, but so is the conflict between them. What neither realizes is that their connection reaches far beyond their current lives to an emerald forest and an ancient castle in Scotland.

The series continues backward through time to 1798.

In The Power of Fate, readers travel to Regency-era Scotland and England, where Ella Seymour and Captain Alasdair Stewart discover that love can survive scandal, sacrifice, and societal expectations.

Further back in 1573, The Meaning of Fate transports readers to the rugged Isle of Skye in 1573, where healer Isla Sutherland and clan chief Lachlan MacLeod must overcome family rivalries that threaten to keep them apart.

The journey concludes in 1263 with The Dawn of Fate, a medieval Scottish romance infused with elements of fantasy realism. Set against the backdrop of Scotland's ancient coast, Skye Orianna (a Fey healer) and Alerik MacAlexander's (a human warrior) love story reveals the origins of a destiny that has endured for centuries.

Throughout each novel, readers will encounter recurring threads that connect every lifetime: enduring love, fate, sacrifice, second chances, and unforgettable passion.

At the heart of the series are two immortal guardians—a majestic white stag named Lord Finn (Finnian) and a white hawk named Gavenia—who quietly (and sometimes not so quietly) watch over the lovers' journey through the centuries. These characters are an endearing and integral part of the series.

While each book can be enjoyed as its own romance, together they create a larger story about love's ability to transcend time itself.

If you enjoy richly layered romance, Scottish settings, unforgettable characters, and stories that blend history with a touch of the extraordinary, I invite you to begin the journey where two souls find each other again and again.

— Alison E. Steuart