Rampant

Zoë Daniels arrives in Scotland to spend a holiday in a cottage she has rented. From the moment she gets there, a powerful, almost physical urge takes hold of her, pushing her toward surrendering to intense desire with nearly any man who comes near. Among them are Crawford Logan, a boat builder with a mischievous streak, Cain Davot, a restaurateur who seems to know more about Zoë than he lets on, and Grayson Murdoch, her neighbor, whose penetrating gaze and unhurried attention to her body leave her unsteady.

The locals' watchful stares and the strange intensity of these encounters begin to unsettle her. Zoë realizes she cannot fully govern her own impulses and starts to wonder whether the local legend surrounding the cottage holds any truth. According to it, Annabel McGraw, a formidable eighteenth-century witch with voracious appetites, once owned the house, and her spirit is said to hold sway over anyone who stays there.

Zoë has never believed in anything connected to the occult, but her visions are growing more frightening, and she needs something to anchor her. Steadying her will take the touch of one particular man.