Two loves, two lives. One heart shattered. Can a love from another time heal the pain of the present? Young doctor Layla Angell is living the dream. Winning the perfect position in a busy hospital emergency room allows her to reconnect with the friends who've always been there for her through her struggle. But it also thrusts the man she's always loved as more than a friend back into her life-and she must once again confront the knowledge: he doesn't see her in that way. William Leroux is following the path expected by his formidable family. Not that it's a problem-after all, becoming a neurosurgeon has always been his goal too. But when life throws him a curve ball, his priorities must change. Not only is his career under threat, time might be running out for him. He put aside his feelings for Layla in pursuit of that career. Has he now left it too late? Six years in the future, Finn McGill, born to be the spare, not the heir, is the only one stepping up to rescue his Scottish noble family and their crumbling castle home from ruin. Turning his passion for music into a plan that might save both offers hope. But he never expected it could also deliver love back into his life. Not when he's still damaged from the last time he fell so hard. When he stumbles across Layla, Finn instantly knows she's the sort of woman worth risking his fragile heart for, if he can bring himself to trust his instincts. Caught in a time-twisted love triangle, Layla's connection to two men, across two parallel lives, offers a second chance at happiness beyond tragedy-if she can learn to accept the impossible. This is a new adult romance novel with elements of found family and the enduring power of friendships. Told from multiple points of view, over parallel timelines, the story has two romantic arcs-the first a teenage friends to new adult lovers; the second British nobility meets normal person, with an instant connection between two people who are soulmates destined to find each other in different lives. The third in the Tangled in Time series, it can also be read as a satisfying standalone.