Generations of Gregorys have made Tigh Grioghar their home, and although the attics are in ruins, some of ‘the help’ linger still, treading a wooden staircase that no longer exists. The ancient stone house in the Scottish Highlands sits immovable on the steep bank of the River Nairn, where it still provides safe haven to descendants of the first laird. Every effort is being made to make the house self-sustaining and to rebuild the footbridge that was destroyed in 1746.
Tia is recently engaged to Kyle, and although they are steadfast in their determination to marry soon, setting a date is delayed amidst the house renovations and his family’s pressing struggles. Although Tia tries desperately to be patient, a powerful biological force is working within her, and her longing for a child grows with each passing day. While her deepest yearnings go unfulfilled, she carries her share of the load and awaits the completion of the work, joining in the mounting anticipation felt among the residents of the house from both sides of the mortal veil.
Tia is recently engaged to Kyle, and although they are steadfast in their determination to marry soon, setting a date is delayed amidst the house renovations and his family’s pressing struggles. Although Tia tries desperately to be patient, a powerful biological force is working within her, and her longing for a child grows with each passing day. While her deepest yearnings go unfulfilled, she carries her share of the load and awaits the completion of the work, joining in the mounting anticipation felt among the residents of the house from both sides of the mortal veil.
