The Wild Isle Series by Karen Swan - 3 Book Paperback Collection Set - The Last Summer, The Stolen Hours & The Lost Lover - Historical Romance

Titles in This Set: The Last Summer The Stolen Hours The Lost Lover Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780849543425 Publisher: Pan Macmillan Age Range: Adult Overview: The Wild Isle Series by Karen Swan gathers three sweeping historical romances set on St Kilda, Britain's most remote island, during the dramatic final decades before its 1930 evacuation. Sunday Times bestseller Swan traces three different young women as they navigate forbidden attraction, arranged matches, and heartbreaking separation against a backdrop of storms, isolation, and shifting island fortunes. Fans of atmospheric, character-driven romance will find each paperback a satisfying standalone story that also deepens the wider saga. Together they capture a vanished way of life with warmth, tension, and genuine historical texture. About the Books: The Last Summer opens the series in the 1930s as wild-spirited islander Effie Gillies meets Lord Sholto, a visiting aristocrat from a very different world. Their brief, intense connection is shattered by a violent storm and, later, by St Kilda's real evacuation, forcing Effie to rebuild her life while Sholto's feelings resurface at the worst moment. The Stolen Hours moves back to 1929, where Mhairi MacKinnon returns to St Kilda engaged to be married, yet hopelessly in love with someone she can never have. A body discovered on the island turns forbidden longing into a story of secrets and survival before the autumn seas close the island off. The Lost Lover completes the trilogy with Flora MacQueen, who dreams of life beyond St Kilda. Her romance with visiting businessman James Callaghan offers a glimpse of that wider world, but winter seas and the island's evacuation threaten to separate the pair for good. Across all three novels, Karen Swan combines slow-burn romance with mystery and historical detail, following St Kilda's islanders through courtship, tragedy, and the loss of their only home. Key Benefits: Complete trilogy of interconnected St