Just Like Gravity

Do souls carry debts from one life to the next? Are we doomed to relive tragedies from the past? Anna arrives in Scotland with more on her mind than the hike along the Great Glen Way she and her daughter have planned. Despite warnings in her tarot cards and tea leaves, her life spirals into an eerily familiar pattern. Nightmares filled with blood and despair send her to the mountains and lochs of the Highlands where she meets a tall Scotsman with troubles of his own. Every woman he meets slaps him, gangsters from Glasgow are hunting for him, and his half-brother wants him dead. None of that matters. She falls more and more in love with this man who may get her killed... again. When she sees the ancient broch, the ruined building triggers a terror she can't explain. Scenes from her past lives provide glimpses of the web of events linking her to the broch and the man she's lost countless times before. In 1609, they met and joined for a brief moment, betrayed by kinsmen. In 1932, their paths crossed with tragic results for both, but the groundwork was laid for one more try at happiness. She's been here before, but-this time-can she save herself and those she loves?