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Song For A Lost Kingdom #2
Song for a Lost Kingdom: Love Never Surrenders
“One of those rare stories that seem to make you part of the story, not just a reader. The combination of history, intrigue, drama and romance, not to mention time travel... awesome!!" - Raewynn Osborne
And Adeena Stuart is not bound by anything that will stop her from saving the man she’s fallen in love with, even though he’s been dead for almost three hundred years.
In Book II of the Song for a Lost Kingdom trilogy, her music provides the portal to to James Drummond who is fighting along side Prince Charles Edward Stuart in the 1746 Jacobite uprising. Though their cause is doomed, and James is destined to die shortly after the Battle of Culloden, Adeena’s determination never wavers.
Can she save him and change the future of her own family, forever intertwined with the illigetimate son he is destined to leave behind?
While war rages in 1746, Adeena’s friends and families are equally determined to return her to 2019 before the expanding growth in her head becomes fatal and they lose her forever.
Throughout it all, the music sweeps across those in both the past and present in this page-turning novel of history, romance and science fiction.
Love never surrenders, even in the most dire of circumstances.
“This story grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go!” - Marti Panikkar
“Adeena undergoes what seems more like a genuine experience. It takes medical and psychological impact into consideration. Anyone can have an idea, but in the hands of a superior writer, a concept can be explored more completely with greater depth. That's what Steve Moretti has done.” - Sarita Talmidah
“So, I’m back from my long weekend (went and got in some screen-free backpacking time!) and throughout the duration of the trip, my mind kept wondering back to this narrative. It’s captured my imagination!” - Emily Knott
“Addictive and brilliant! I was pulled into the lives of these complex characters and by the end became fully invested in their plights. I absolutely loved the ending and can not wait to see how this new situation progresses.” - Nevine Ramirez
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About the author
Steve Moretti
14 books267 followersI am drawn to creativity in whatever form it takes, fascinated by all we do still do not understand about the universe and continually surprised by the things human beings do or have done.
My writing journey started in broadcast journalism, public relations, and advertising, then continued into educational software development while running a company I founded and ran for twenty years.
I now concentrate my time on writing historical fantasy, with one series complete, Song for a Lost Kingdom and the first book in a follow-up trilogy, Michael Angelo & the Stone Mistress released earlier this year.
I also co-authored a biographical work on composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky entitled Pyotr which explores key moments in Tchaikovsky’s difficult life.
I grew up in London, Ontario and also lived in Pompano Beach, Florida as a teenager. I moved to Ottawa to attend Carleton University many years ago and now live just south of the city with my wife and a fountain pen full of words.
Please visit stevemorett.ca for information on all my books and audiobooks.
You can download a FREE copy of my novella prequel to the Song for a Lost Kingdom series and join my mailing list to keep updated on new and current projects.
My writing journey started in broadcast journalism, public relations, and advertising, then continued into educational software development while running a company I founded and ran for twenty years.
I now concentrate my time on writing historical fantasy, with one series complete, Song for a Lost Kingdom and the first book in a follow-up trilogy, Michael Angelo & the Stone Mistress released earlier this year.
I also co-authored a biographical work on composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky entitled Pyotr which explores key moments in Tchaikovsky’s difficult life.
I grew up in London, Ontario and also lived in Pompano Beach, Florida as a teenager. I moved to Ottawa to attend Carleton University many years ago and now live just south of the city with my wife and a fountain pen full of words.
Please visit stevemorett.ca for information on all my books and audiobooks.
You can download a FREE copy of my novella prequel to the Song for a Lost Kingdom series and join my mailing list to keep updated on new and current projects.
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August 21, 2019
This book is so underrated.
When I read Book 1, I was so fascinated by the concept of music connecting time. Music have been used in fictional stories so many times but not like this though this concept reminded me of an Asian (Korean or Japanese) teen movie where the girl went to the future and she plays piano. I forgot the title because I’ve watched a long time ago, so if any of you find this familiar, please tell me the title. but I remember liking it the same way I liked Adeena’s story. And I’m so glad that even though music kind of takes a back seat in book 2, it’s still present and plays a big role in the story.
Book 2 focuses in Adeena (or Katharine) and James’ love story, the danger of the 1745 Jacobite Uprising, and the study and struggle of Adeena’s family in the present time to wake her up. I’m no lover of history but I applaud the author for writing such a book that made me want to read more about this part of history. Even though the story is fiction, this past of history is not and I can only imagine the research the author made for this novel. I like how the Jacobite rebellion was executed, presenting danger and suspense that made me really, really hooked because I can’t wait to see what will happen to James. Afterall, history said he died so I’m excited to see what difference would Adeena make to change the history and keep the love her life alive.
As for the characters, I still can’t find Adeena relatable which is the reason why I can’t rate this book a perfect 5-star. I can’t really explain it but I can’t really like Adeena completely, like something is missing in her character, I just can’t name what. But I do love her tenacity to save James. She’s willing to travel through times and set aside the life she’s accustomed to just for her love. I like that quality of hers. James, on the other hand, is the typical valiant hero you can’t help but like and wish that he stays alive, NO MATTER WHAT. I also like how the author handled the side characters. I like it that they were given an equal parts and privileges as the main protagonists. Even though the protagonists are in 1745, equal amount of things are happening in present time with Adeena’s parents and friends and others. It’s almost like there’s no side characters which is really amazing. That said, the side plot regarding the science behind Adeena’s condition, is an interesting addition to the story.
Finally, I want to say that for me, the main strength of this novel is still the music. The mystery behind the music connecting Adeena and Katharine. I want answers which is the main motivator why I keep swiping the screen of my tablet and keep reading. In my review of book 1, I said it was page-turner and I can say the same thing in book 2. The author really made it possible to keep the mystery alive till the end. And now I can’t wait for book 3.
When I read Book 1, I was so fascinated by the concept of music connecting time. Music have been used in fictional stories so many times but not like this though this concept reminded me of an Asian (Korean or Japanese) teen movie where the girl went to the future and she plays piano. I forgot the title because I’ve watched a long time ago, so if any of you find this familiar, please tell me the title. but I remember liking it the same way I liked Adeena’s story. And I’m so glad that even though music kind of takes a back seat in book 2, it’s still present and plays a big role in the story.
Book 2 focuses in Adeena (or Katharine) and James’ love story, the danger of the 1745 Jacobite Uprising, and the study and struggle of Adeena’s family in the present time to wake her up. I’m no lover of history but I applaud the author for writing such a book that made me want to read more about this part of history. Even though the story is fiction, this past of history is not and I can only imagine the research the author made for this novel. I like how the Jacobite rebellion was executed, presenting danger and suspense that made me really, really hooked because I can’t wait to see what will happen to James. Afterall, history said he died so I’m excited to see what difference would Adeena make to change the history and keep the love her life alive.
As for the characters, I still can’t find Adeena relatable which is the reason why I can’t rate this book a perfect 5-star. I can’t really explain it but I can’t really like Adeena completely, like something is missing in her character, I just can’t name what. But I do love her tenacity to save James. She’s willing to travel through times and set aside the life she’s accustomed to just for her love. I like that quality of hers. James, on the other hand, is the typical valiant hero you can’t help but like and wish that he stays alive, NO MATTER WHAT. I also like how the author handled the side characters. I like it that they were given an equal parts and privileges as the main protagonists. Even though the protagonists are in 1745, equal amount of things are happening in present time with Adeena’s parents and friends and others. It’s almost like there’s no side characters which is really amazing. That said, the side plot regarding the science behind Adeena’s condition, is an interesting addition to the story.
Finally, I want to say that for me, the main strength of this novel is still the music. The mystery behind the music connecting Adeena and Katharine. I want answers which is the main motivator why I keep swiping the screen of my tablet and keep reading. In my review of book 1, I said it was page-turner and I can say the same thing in book 2. The author really made it possible to keep the mystery alive till the end. And now I can’t wait for book 3.
September 26, 2019
I loved Song for a Lost Kingdom (book 1), but it ended on a cliffhanger. I’ve been dying to know what happened, and I was pumped when the opportunity to read Book 2 presented itself. I had so many questions and couldn’t wait to dive in.
Book 2 answered my questions but gave me more to ponder. It starts off immediately where book 1 left off. Adeena has been brought out of her coma. The time travel in this novel is really compelling. It’s clear Steve Moreitti did his research and that really helped this feel authentic. I did miss music being more center stage in this novel because I think that was one of the compelling aspects of book 1.
I think the returning characters are growing, which is always wonderful to see in book 2. Adeena grew on me as her character gained more insight and depth.
The ending irked me a little. Another cliffhanger and unfortunately, I think this book falls pray to the middle book syndrome a bit. On the plus side, the cliffhanger does make me want to read book 3, and I have a feeling that will be another awesomely researched novel. I recommend checking this series out.
* I received a complimentary copy of this book as part of a blog tour with Digital Reads Blog Tours. All opinions are my own.*
Find this review and more on my blog: https://www.jessicabelmont.wordpress.com
Book 2 answered my questions but gave me more to ponder. It starts off immediately where book 1 left off. Adeena has been brought out of her coma. The time travel in this novel is really compelling. It’s clear Steve Moreitti did his research and that really helped this feel authentic. I did miss music being more center stage in this novel because I think that was one of the compelling aspects of book 1.
I think the returning characters are growing, which is always wonderful to see in book 2. Adeena grew on me as her character gained more insight and depth.
The ending irked me a little. Another cliffhanger and unfortunately, I think this book falls pray to the middle book syndrome a bit. On the plus side, the cliffhanger does make me want to read book 3, and I have a feeling that will be another awesomely researched novel. I recommend checking this series out.
* I received a complimentary copy of this book as part of a blog tour with Digital Reads Blog Tours. All opinions are my own.*
Find this review and more on my blog: https://www.jessicabelmont.wordpress.com
July 21, 2019
Wonderful 18th century period story with a romantic time travel twist. Modern day musician Adeena falls into a coma and wakes up as Katharine, a woman embroiled in a war between Britain and Scotland. Katherine/Adeena is struggling to save her true love from death in the coming slaughter of the Battle of Culloden. Can Katharine alter history? Can the neurosurgeons save Adeena?
This story grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go! I received an eARC with no strings attached.
This story grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go! I received an eARC with no strings attached.
July 27, 2019
When I reviewed the first Song For A Lost Kingdom novel, I said that it might be described as Outlander with music. Adeena Stuart, the time traveling protagonist, is a musician whose main concern in both 21st century Canada and 18th century Scotland is her music. This is what I loved most about Song For A Lost Kingdom #1. I was looking forward to reading more about this singer/cellist in the Song For A Lost Kingdom #2 ARC that I received for free from the author.
Music is still present in the life of protagonist Adeena Stuart, but it has receded into the background as she has become much more involved in a romantic relationship with 18th century Jacobite James Drummond.
The most interesting and original aspect of this time travel fantasy is the 21st century effort by Adeena's doctors to explain what was happening to her scientifically by consulting with experts in the relatively new discipline of epigenetics. Other readers may disagree with me, but my feeling is that Adeena's time travel is paranormal, and not explainable by current science. Yet the content dealing with epigenetics in this book was absolutely fascinating.
Despite having several different focuses, Steve Moretti didn't lose the thread of the plot. There were no unnecessary digressions. Everything was relevant. All the characters had understandable motivations even if they weren't likable.
The only thing that disappointed me about Song For A Lost Kingdom #2 is the cliffhanger ending. I have always believed that a well-written piece of fiction like this one doesn't need to emotionally manipulate readers into buying the next book.
For my complete review see https://shomeretmasked.blogspot.com/2...
Music is still present in the life of protagonist Adeena Stuart, but it has receded into the background as she has become much more involved in a romantic relationship with 18th century Jacobite James Drummond.
The most interesting and original aspect of this time travel fantasy is the 21st century effort by Adeena's doctors to explain what was happening to her scientifically by consulting with experts in the relatively new discipline of epigenetics. Other readers may disagree with me, but my feeling is that Adeena's time travel is paranormal, and not explainable by current science. Yet the content dealing with epigenetics in this book was absolutely fascinating.
Despite having several different focuses, Steve Moretti didn't lose the thread of the plot. There were no unnecessary digressions. Everything was relevant. All the characters had understandable motivations even if they weren't likable.
The only thing that disappointed me about Song For A Lost Kingdom #2 is the cliffhanger ending. I have always believed that a well-written piece of fiction like this one doesn't need to emotionally manipulate readers into buying the next book.
For my complete review see https://shomeretmasked.blogspot.com/2...
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August 20, 2019This was second book in the series. The first dealt with how Adeena, on playing the Duncan Cello, traveled to the past and became Katharine. The story had been left with a cliffhanger where Adeena fell into a deep coma.
Book 2 showed me the depths of what happened to both of them. Adeena was in coma but had travelled to the eighteenth century to be with James and to save his life. In the 21st century, doctors along with her parents tried various techniques to bring Adeena out of her coma and to save her life. A complex tale.
My second book by author Steve Moretti, I found the tale seeped more in historical facts. It was endearing and challenging to see how Adeena traversed those age and times where women didn’t have all the rights and freedom. Her love kept her strong. Music played the binding factor, keeping both her worlds intact. Adeena had to soon decide what her fate was.
It was obvious that the author has written this story after doing plentiful research. The war was well described. Love and duty were well shown in those difficult times. The characters in the modern times, parents and friends of Adeena, had their own story happening in the background. I loved the way her parents stood by her, trying to get her back.
Then those niggles emerged, too complicated a plot with the ending being confusing. The doc in me wasn’t convinced about the medical condition emerging. Here I felt the book concentrated too much on the 18th century war, rather than emotions.
Overall, a tapestry of history and drama was weaved with the contemporary life to make this a complex tale which was a promising read.
Book 2 showed me the depths of what happened to both of them. Adeena was in coma but had travelled to the eighteenth century to be with James and to save his life. In the 21st century, doctors along with her parents tried various techniques to bring Adeena out of her coma and to save her life. A complex tale.
My second book by author Steve Moretti, I found the tale seeped more in historical facts. It was endearing and challenging to see how Adeena traversed those age and times where women didn’t have all the rights and freedom. Her love kept her strong. Music played the binding factor, keeping both her worlds intact. Adeena had to soon decide what her fate was.
It was obvious that the author has written this story after doing plentiful research. The war was well described. Love and duty were well shown in those difficult times. The characters in the modern times, parents and friends of Adeena, had their own story happening in the background. I loved the way her parents stood by her, trying to get her back.
Then those niggles emerged, too complicated a plot with the ending being confusing. The doc in me wasn’t convinced about the medical condition emerging. Here I felt the book concentrated too much on the 18th century war, rather than emotions.
Overall, a tapestry of history and drama was weaved with the contemporary life to make this a complex tale which was a promising read.
July 28, 2019
One of the best time travel books I've read in a while. This is the continuing story of Adeena and her adventures in the 18th century along with the stories of her family and friends in the 21st century who are desperately trying to get her back. The author has done his homework both on the history between Scotland and England in the 18th century and on medical procedures and it shows in his writing. The story and lead characters are captivating, the world building is excellent and the supporting characters, Adeena's friends and family, add so much to the story. I strongly recommend this book.
July 27, 2019
I was given an early copy of the script for review and I'm so glad I got it.
I like the premise of this book, the series. It's a fascinating concept which Steve Moretti has brought to life in a good story. There are two main characters, Adeena and James, and a cast of characters to cheer for and others you just wish to boo. There are plenty of twists and turns to keep it interesting with possible hints of what is to come. This book is a good read and I definitely recommend it.
I like the premise of this book, the series. It's a fascinating concept which Steve Moretti has brought to life in a good story. There are two main characters, Adeena and James, and a cast of characters to cheer for and others you just wish to boo. There are plenty of twists and turns to keep it interesting with possible hints of what is to come. This book is a good read and I definitely recommend it.
July 28, 2019
Totally enthralled by these books. This is the second book in this series and the story just keeps getting better and better. We are moved through time and space by the wonderfully evocative music written by Katherine/Adeena. In the present Adeena is in a coma, fighting for her life, while Katherine is in Scotland supporting the Jacobites. How can they survive and who will end up where. Put aside time to read these books, you won’t be able to stop reading till the end. Highly recommend..
July 21, 2019
Set aside a weekend for this well-written romance with heart-stopping twists which shifts between 1745 and 2019. I read an ARC and this voluntary review is my own opinion.
August 23, 2019
It is best to read the first book before starting this one because the story continues where the previous one stopped. I didn't and I could still follow the story but it would have been easier to know the things that happened before and the backgrounds of certain storylines. It's not easy to write a short resume about this book because there are so many things, issues and ideas that come together in this story. So I give it a try. Aleena a gifted cello player is allowed to play on an antique instrument and finds herself 200 years into the past. In Scotland during the uprising of Bonnie Prince Charles. Aleena and James Drummond, one of the prince's closest and most loyal friends, fall madly in love with each other (don't worry it's not a soppy love story) and she gets more and more involved with the war. Knowing the disastrous outcome of the uprising and the fact that her beloved will die not long after Culloden, she searches a way to save him as well as the common soldiers. But can she change the future? How? And how much of it? At the same time, in 2019 Aleena's in a deep coma with a mysterious tumour growing in her brain. Her parents and friends will try everything to save her and get her back.
So this is, of course, an impossible love story between 2 young people from different centuries. But it's also a story about desperate and crazy heroism in a civil war. A war that breaks down families as siblings choose for the opposite sides in the conflict, something that's still happening today. But it also touches some very serious topics as when is the right time to talk about organ donation? How much of the medical procedures in research are plain experiments and how far will you let them go?
I have 1 criticism though and that's the total lack of culture shock from a modern Canadian girl that's transplanted to 1745. The complete absence of technology and even the slightest comforts as steam or even gas. The privileged leisurely life of an aristocrat back then was far less comfortable than a labourer's today. The only reference to the differences is made when she regrets not being able to send an Instagram photo of her feet washing.
I received a free arc from the author and this is my honest review.
So this is, of course, an impossible love story between 2 young people from different centuries. But it's also a story about desperate and crazy heroism in a civil war. A war that breaks down families as siblings choose for the opposite sides in the conflict, something that's still happening today. But it also touches some very serious topics as when is the right time to talk about organ donation? How much of the medical procedures in research are plain experiments and how far will you let them go?
I have 1 criticism though and that's the total lack of culture shock from a modern Canadian girl that's transplanted to 1745. The complete absence of technology and even the slightest comforts as steam or even gas. The privileged leisurely life of an aristocrat back then was far less comfortable than a labourer's today. The only reference to the differences is made when she regrets not being able to send an Instagram photo of her feet washing.
I received a free arc from the author and this is my honest review.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 26, 2021
My compliments to the author to bring back the pain of "Outlander" and all that Bonnie Prince Charlie pathos, with a different slant -- we got so caught up in that story when it was published, that the events still are fresh in my mind. And using the same technique (being in two centuries simultaneously) but set up differently was an interesting slant. Also I wonder if all the scientific stuff in the hospital could really be applied to a human? Anyway, couldn't put it down, and didn't get much sleep, but I really liked some of the characters, and have to say, over all, I really don't like mean people.
November 20, 2022
I absolutely loved the first book but this one was even better 💜
I mentioned in my review of the first book, that these books need to be listened to as you get a full feel for the music and voices. The narrators are amazing, beautiful music and the singing voice is stunning. Best audio books ever 💖
I mentioned in my review of the first book, that these books need to be listened to as you get a full feel for the music and voices. The narrators are amazing, beautiful music and the singing voice is stunning. Best audio books ever 💖
July 28, 2019
What an awesome storyline! This book has romance, history, mystery, love of country and of a special music! I think many of us had dreams of a love like this...
Thank you Mr. Steve Moretti for sharing your story!
Thank you Mr. Steve Moretti for sharing your story!
August 1, 2019
Song For a Lost Kingdom II will quickly draw you in, touch your soul, and make you feel personally invested in the plight of each and every character. Hard to put down and downright addictive. Step into a beautifully crafted world of history, romance and mystery.
August 16, 2019
Normally I dont like reading, but as soon as i started this book i couldnt put it down! Definitely one of my new favorite books. You become completely captivated by the characters.. the ending was so unexpected and a real shocker. I can NOT wait for book 3.
November 9, 2020
I received a free copy of this novel by Book Siren, any and all opinions and commentary are my own and in no way reflect the author, Book Siren or any other reviewers. This book is the first in a trilogy with a prequel added, it involves time-travel, historical events, and a bit of romance. As being a part of series, it does end with a cliff-hanger and unanswered questions. All and all a good book.
I don’t know what to say about this book. The premise was awesome to begin with, an interesting twist on time travel. Modern day Adeena musician goes back in time via an enchanted cello and musical score. The story tries to stop the battle of Culloden, with future knowledge. This kind of sounds like Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander Series.
Add the plot twist that Adeena and Katherine switch bodies, but both get pregnant. Only Adeena is doing the deed. Not sure if I want to finish the series, even though the actual writing of the book is well done. Some leaps in the book can lose a reader and I think the author might have done it with this book.
I don’t know what to say about this book. The premise was awesome to begin with, an interesting twist on time travel. Modern day Adeena musician goes back in time via an enchanted cello and musical score. The story tries to stop the battle of Culloden, with future knowledge. This kind of sounds like Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander Series.
Add the plot twist that Adeena and Katherine switch bodies, but both get pregnant. Only Adeena is doing the deed. Not sure if I want to finish the series, even though the actual writing of the book is well done. Some leaps in the book can lose a reader and I think the author might have done it with this book.
May 21, 2020
I truly felt like I was in this book as perhaps a chamber maid observing behind a curtain. I felt like I was there on the horse crossing the Forge with them it was a very exhilarating book . I was so excited there were more books after number one and now that I finished with this; I can’t wait to read the third one . This author has really got me , so I’ll definitely be following him no matter what he writes . He really is a good writer and he’s really RE sparked my interest in history. I’ve always liked history but I find myself when I’m not reading one of his books or somebody else’s books , that I am researching different things with history. I’m picking up literature or going on the Internet and just researching different things. It has been interesting and it’s definitely been an educational ride for me anyway.
January 29, 2022
Wild time travel ride through Scottish history
There was awful lot of military history leading up tho the massacre at Culloden, where Bonnie Prince Charlie lost his chance of ever regaining the English throne for his father. He was too young, inexperienced and sure of himself to listen to good advice, and thousands of other men paid the price with their lives. It would have helped to have a map of Scotland and even more to have visited.
Meanwhile, the mind of a beautiful young cellist connects with her ancestor, sho wrote the music score she has been hearing in her head and struggling to finish since she was a child. In Katherine's body, Adeena manages to change some bits of history to benefit her family, accepting the charge given to her by her dying grandmother, who was thought by some to be crazy.
There was awful lot of military history leading up tho the massacre at Culloden, where Bonnie Prince Charlie lost his chance of ever regaining the English throne for his father. He was too young, inexperienced and sure of himself to listen to good advice, and thousands of other men paid the price with their lives. It would have helped to have a map of Scotland and even more to have visited.
Meanwhile, the mind of a beautiful young cellist connects with her ancestor, sho wrote the music score she has been hearing in her head and struggling to finish since she was a child. In Katherine's body, Adeena manages to change some bits of history to benefit her family, accepting the charge given to her by her dying grandmother, who was thought by some to be crazy.
Want to read
January 15, 2020This is an historical fiction novella. It is yo follow the prequil so you can understand the characters but can be a stand alone book. She just stops and gives you enough to get excited. It is a time travel book. The storyline is well developed with the intro to believable and interesting characters, so you get to know the characters before the series. Bethany Mason and Tom Mc Lean do a great job with audible and maintain your interest. I enjoyed this book.
July 22, 2020
Good but not as good as the other book and prequel.
I was a little disappointed in this book. The prequel and book 1 were better. I think this one had too many offshoots and dwelled on the fighting too much. I understand that the battles were an Intricate part of the story. The twist at the last was a very nice touch. And, don’t get me wrong, I would recommend this book.
This is my honest review.
I was a little disappointed in this book. The prequel and book 1 were better. I think this one had too many offshoots and dwelled on the fighting too much. I understand that the battles were an Intricate part of the story. The twist at the last was a very nice touch. And, don’t get me wrong, I would recommend this book.
This is my honest review.
January 7, 2021
Song for a Lost Kingdom book 2 continues the entertaining series about a girl torn between two time periods joined by a cello. There is a lot going on in this story both in the past and in the present and it will be interesting to see how the final book ties everything up. I do wish the last audiobook was available now, as I would like to finish the series.
The audiobooks include both a male and a female narrator as well as music and other effects. They are quite a production.
The audiobooks include both a male and a female narrator as well as music and other effects. They are quite a production.
June 12, 2022
Two musicians, two periods in time, two sets of families, one 'Duncan cello'.
The weaving of this tale, along with the music, creates an immersive experience for the reader of this story and leaves you pining for the next chapter, the next book!
I received a complimentary copy of this book and am giving my unbiased review of it.
The weaving of this tale, along with the music, creates an immersive experience for the reader of this story and leaves you pining for the next chapter, the next book!
I received a complimentary copy of this book and am giving my unbiased review of it.
August 22, 2022
Book 2 in the trilogy of Song for a Lost Kingdom
I have thoroughly enjoyed this book.
Fantastic set of characters in both era's.
Well thoughtout plot wonderful settings in time travel Scotland. You can really lose yourself in this book. For me that's when you know it's a good book. Pure immersive fiction built from history.
I have thoroughly enjoyed this book.
Fantastic set of characters in both era's.
Well thoughtout plot wonderful settings in time travel Scotland. You can really lose yourself in this book. For me that's when you know it's a good book. Pure immersive fiction built from history.
May 22, 2021
Wonderful historical fiction.....truly enjoyable...
I really enjoyed this book....characters seemed believable and I love Scotland and historical fiction of the 18th century. Outlander fans will also love it..
I really enjoyed this book....characters seemed believable and I love Scotland and historical fiction of the 18th century. Outlander fans will also love it..
May 31, 2020
This was the most relaxing book I have ever listened to. I loved the music with the reading when the people was reading different parts. More Audiobooks should be done this way.
August 8, 2020
A beautiful story
Loved the first two books !! Time travel, music, History of Scotland and a wonderful! Love story !! Looking forward to the third novel
Loved the first two books !! Time travel, music, History of Scotland and a wonderful! Love story !! Looking forward to the third novel
October 13, 2020
Entralling follow-up of the series.
March 29, 2022
I really enjoyed the second book, again draws you in and you want to see what happens next, really brings them to life and as though you are there.
Can't wait to read the next one.
Can't wait to read the next one.
January 3, 2023
Loved the first book and book two in the trilogy did not disappoint. .
January 16, 2020
War
I kept worrying about Cullodin , getting closer and closer and how They were all going to be slaughtered. The storey was a good end for book 2.
I kept worrying about Cullodin , getting closer and closer and how They were all going to be slaughtered. The storey was a good end for book 2.
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