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Into the Dreaming by Karen Marie Moning

I am proud to say that I have been to the Isle of Skye (the ‘cloud island�). It is wild and beautiful and its Cuillin Hills are mist-enshrouded. When you stand next to a sea cliff, you can inhale the freshest air you can find on Earth.

The story of this book takes place in the Isle of Skye and it starts with a game between the Unseelie King and the Seelie Queen. 
Two humans are the pawns in this game:

-Aeden MacKinnon, a highlander who is obliged to the Unseelie King and he has become his Vengeance. Aeden has lost his self and he is about to lose his soul.
-Jane Sillee, a romance novelist who is transported to medieval Scotland by the Seelie Queen to break the evil spell. Jane will seduce Aeden with home food, children's laughter and lots of touching and kissing.

Aeden used to visit Jane in her dreams. There is a realm, especially for this reason, called the Dreaming. Jane has fallen in love with him, before they actually meet in person.

The book mixes delightfully dreams and reality and it is a sweet fairytale. It is full of beautiful images, which can make you daydream: 

“Much later, when he possesed her completely, a full blood moon stained the sky above the Highlands of Scotland.�

Dragonswan by Sherrilyn Kenyon

"Oh my God," she breathed. "It's a real Saxon village!"
"Complete with bad hygiene and no plumbing."

As you may have guessed this is a time-travel book.

"Why do you think an Arcadian would bring a human woman through time?"

The book includes a fierce Arcadian dragon (who of course has magical abilities and can time-travel like all were-hunters) and a oversentimental historian.

“What did you do to me?� she asked, turning onto her back to look at him.
He kissed his way across her collarbone to her lips. “I did nothing, ma petite. It was all you.�
“Trust me, I've never done that before.�
He laughed softly in her ear.

Although the book is part of the Dark Hunter universe, it can easily be read as a standalone.