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    Love Never Surrenders: Time Travel Powered by Music
    The Heart Beats in Time: Time Travel Powered by Music
    Music is Not Bound by Time: Time Travel Powered by Music
    Audiobook series4 titles

    Song for a Lost Kingdom Series

    Written by Steve Moretti

    Narrated by Bethany Mason, Tom McLean, Erica Vogt and Louisa McLean

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    About this series

    The Prequel to a time-travel historical fantasy series powered by a mysterious 18th century cello that bridges the divide of time between two passionate women who live for their music and find their lives and loves forever intertwined.

    A kingdom is lost. A song is born.

    When the Union with England is accepted by the Scottish Parliament on 16 January 1707, many swear they will never accept the loss of their fiercely independent nation. The ones who seek to preserve a lost kingdom divide families and destroys the lives of many.

    The consequences ripple through time until a generation later Katharine is lost for words to complete her symphonic masterpiece in 1745. The Jacobite rebellion is sweeping across Scotland, pitting her two brothers against each other.

    Meanwhile in 2003, Adeena a rebellious teenage cellist and composer living in Canada is tortured by haunted dreams of her visiting grandmother from Scotland. The dreams connect Adeena to Katharine’s untitled uncompleted song from the 18th century.

    In the Prequel to the highly acclaimed ‘Song for a Lost Kingdom’ series, the origins of the story and the characters unfold in dramatic fashion.

    Get swept away by this time slip adventure powered by music.

    Voice actors Tom McLean and Bethany Mason combine their talents to lift the story off the page and into your heart. Original music by Paul van Geldrop.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDWA Media
    Release dateJan 6, 2020
    Love Never Surrenders: Time Travel Powered by Music
    The Heart Beats in Time: Time Travel Powered by Music
    Music is Not Bound by Time: Time Travel Powered by Music

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 1

      Music is Not Bound by Time: Time Travel Powered by Music
      Music is Not Bound by Time: Time Travel Powered by Music

      Music is Not Bound by Time: Time Travel Powered by Music

      Steve Moretti
      4/5 - 6 ratings
      4/5 - 6 ratings

      A time-slip fantasy-adventure powered by music that refuses to be bound by time – and an impossible love that defies the tragic fate already determined by history. Crushed with the rejection of joining a world-renowned orchestra, a modern-day cellist finds new hope in an unexpected summons to Scotland. Adeena’s dying grandmother has a gift for her; a lost music score that Adeena performs on the oldest surviving cello ever made in the United Kingdom.  As she plays… time transforms.  A connection is made through the music to Katharine, another young cellist and composer in Scotland, though the year is 1745. Their connection is cemented by the love of the same man doomed to die after the Battle of Culloden in 1746. The magic of a priceless cello connects two souls that share the same heart in all that truly matters to them – love and the maddening drive to compose and to perform. “I adore time travel stories and this is one of the best I've found. Great characters and I could almost hear the music.” - R. Pool In ‘Music is Not Bound by’ Time, Book I of the Song for a Lost Kingdom trilogy, the timeless power of music transcends the limitations of the ordinary world for those who truly listen through their heart. Your time-slip adventure awaits… "This book grabbed me instantly and it was one of the best I've read that combines my love of music, belief in time travel, and love of historical romance!" - Vanessagram The audiobook version includes original music by Paul van Geldrop and Marc Moretti and a haunting vocal performance by soprano Ania Hejnar. Voice actors Tom McLean and Bethany Mason combine their talents to bring the story to life.

      A time-slip fantasy-adventure powered by music that refuses to be bound by time – and an impossible love that defies the tragic fate already determined by history. Crushed with the rejection of joining a world-renowned orchestra, a modern-day cellist finds new hope in an unexpected summons to Scotland. Adeena’s dying grandmother has a gift for her; a lost music score that Adeena performs on the oldest surviving cello ever made in the United Kingdom.  As she plays… time transforms.  A connection is made through the music to Katharine, another young cellist and composer in Scotland, though the year is 1745. Their connection is cemented by the love of the same man doomed to die after the Battle of Culloden in 1746. The magic of a priceless cello connects two souls that share the same heart in all that truly matters to them – love and the maddening drive to compose and to perform. “I adore time travel stories and this is one of the best I've found. Great characters and I could almost hear the music.” - R. Pool In ‘Music is Not Bound by’ Time, Book I of the Song for a Lost Kingdom trilogy, the timeless power of music transcends the limitations of the ordinary world for those who truly listen through their heart. Your time-slip adventure awaits… "This book grabbed me instantly and it was one of the best I've read that combines my love of music, belief in time travel, and love of historical romance!" - Vanessagram The audiobook version includes original music by Paul van Geldrop and Marc Moretti and a haunting vocal performance by soprano Ania Hejnar. Voice actors Tom McLean and Bethany Mason combine their talents to bring the story to life.

    • 2

      Love Never Surrenders: Time Travel Powered by Music
      Love Never Surrenders: Time Travel Powered by Music

      Love Never Surrenders: Time Travel Powered by Music

      Steve Moretti
      5/5 - 4 ratings
      5/5 - 4 ratings

      Adeena Stuart is cellist in 2019 who finds herself living the life of another woman in 1746 Scotland, fighting to save a doomed man – the father of the woman's unborn child. Adeena is an alluring musician driven to compose and perform. But it’s not until she somehow becomes Katharine, an 18th-century cellist and composer herself, that the music inside both women finds its timeless perfection. Their composition, Song for a Lost Kingdom, transfigures the heart of James Drummond, who history records as dying shortly after the Battle of Culloden. His death starts a tragic chain of events that will haunt Katharine’s family for generations. And Adeena’s family as well. In ‘Love Never Surrenders,’ Book II of the Song for a Lost Kingdom trilogy, Adeena lies in a deep coma in 2019, fighting the expanding growth in her brain. But as Katharine, living in 1746 she races against time to change the course of history and save James from the inevitable death that awaits him as he follows Bonnie Prince Charles in the final tragic showdown at Culloden. This unique twist on time travel will stay with you long after you read the final chapter.  “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 “One of those rare stories that seem to make you part of the story, not just a reader." - Raewynn Osborne This audiobook version features talented voice actors: Tom McLean and Bethany Mason. Original music by Paul van Geldrop and Marc Moretti and haunting vocal performances by soprano Ania Hejnar and Marion Arthur.

      Adeena Stuart is cellist in 2019 who finds herself living the life of another woman in 1746 Scotland, fighting to save a doomed man – the father of the woman's unborn child. Adeena is an alluring musician driven to compose and perform. But it’s not until she somehow becomes Katharine, an 18th-century cellist and composer herself, that the music inside both women finds its timeless perfection. Their composition, Song for a Lost Kingdom, transfigures the heart of James Drummond, who history records as dying shortly after the Battle of Culloden. His death starts a tragic chain of events that will haunt Katharine’s family for generations. And Adeena’s family as well. In ‘Love Never Surrenders,’ Book II of the Song for a Lost Kingdom trilogy, Adeena lies in a deep coma in 2019, fighting the expanding growth in her brain. But as Katharine, living in 1746 she races against time to change the course of history and save James from the inevitable death that awaits him as he follows Bonnie Prince Charles in the final tragic showdown at Culloden. This unique twist on time travel will stay with you long after you read the final chapter.  “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 “One of those rare stories that seem to make you part of the story, not just a reader." - Raewynn Osborne This audiobook version features talented voice actors: Tom McLean and Bethany Mason. Original music by Paul van Geldrop and Marc Moretti and haunting vocal performances by soprano Ania Hejnar and Marion Arthur.

    • 3

      The Heart Beats in Time: Time Travel Powered by Music
      The Heart Beats in Time: Time Travel Powered by Music

      The Heart Beats in Time: Time Travel Powered by Music

      Steve Moretti
      5/5 - 3 ratings
      5/5 - 3 ratings

      Two women connected by the same musical soul are transposed across time into each other’s world by the mysterious forces of a priceless 18th-century cello. A story of music, history, and love that finds a way to conquer the barriers of time. In the final instalment of the Song for a Lost Kingdom trilogy, Adeena Stuart and Katharine Carnegie search for the music neither can complete on their own. Finding themselves living three centuries apart and each assuming the identity of the other, Adeena and Katharine must overcome their own unique challenges, all the while hiding the truth of who they really are from those around them. Adeena is pregnant in Scotland following the slaughter at the Battle of Culloden in April 1746. Her husband James Drummond and his brother John Drummond, are being hunted as Jacobite traitors by the revengeful butchers of King George’s Hanoverian army. Katharine meanwhile awakes in the year 2019, confused by even the simplest of technologies and overwhelmed by the strange customs of the modern world. Pregnant from an unknown father, and uncertain about whether true love lies in the past or present, she finds respite in her music and the only thing familiar about this strange place – the Duncan Cello, now a prize artifact of the National Gallery of Canada. Through it all, Adeena and Katharine find a way to compose a score across time that reflects the turmoil in both their lives – The Heart Beats in Time. And together they will see the story through to the final bars. --------- Audiobook read by Bethany Mason, Tom McLean, Louisa McLean and Erica Vogt. Original music by Paul van Geldrop, Ania Hejnar, Marc Moretti and Alex Gheorghie. Lyrics by Steve Moretti Vocals: 'The Heart Beats in Time' and 'Song for a Lost Kingdom' performed by Ania Hejnar. 'A Foolish Man' performed by Marc Moretti

      Two women connected by the same musical soul are transposed across time into each other’s world by the mysterious forces of a priceless 18th-century cello. A story of music, history, and love that finds a way to conquer the barriers of time. In the final instalment of the Song for a Lost Kingdom trilogy, Adeena Stuart and Katharine Carnegie search for the music neither can complete on their own. Finding themselves living three centuries apart and each assuming the identity of the other, Adeena and Katharine must overcome their own unique challenges, all the while hiding the truth of who they really are from those around them. Adeena is pregnant in Scotland following the slaughter at the Battle of Culloden in April 1746. Her husband James Drummond and his brother John Drummond, are being hunted as Jacobite traitors by the revengeful butchers of King George’s Hanoverian army. Katharine meanwhile awakes in the year 2019, confused by even the simplest of technologies and overwhelmed by the strange customs of the modern world. Pregnant from an unknown father, and uncertain about whether true love lies in the past or present, she finds respite in her music and the only thing familiar about this strange place – the Duncan Cello, now a prize artifact of the National Gallery of Canada. Through it all, Adeena and Katharine find a way to compose a score across time that reflects the turmoil in both their lives – The Heart Beats in Time. And together they will see the story through to the final bars. --------- Audiobook read by Bethany Mason, Tom McLean, Louisa McLean and Erica Vogt. Original music by Paul van Geldrop, Ania Hejnar, Marc Moretti and Alex Gheorghie. Lyrics by Steve Moretti Vocals: 'The Heart Beats in Time' and 'Song for a Lost Kingdom' performed by Ania Hejnar. 'A Foolish Man' performed by Marc Moretti

    • A kingdom is Lost, A Song is Born: Song for a Lost Kingdom, The Prequel
      A kingdom is Lost, A Song is Born: Song for a Lost Kingdom, The Prequel

      A kingdom is Lost, A Song is Born: Song for a Lost Kingdom, The Prequel

      Steve Moretti
      5/5 - 7 ratings
      5/5 - 7 ratings

      The Prequel to a time-travel historical fantasy series powered by a mysterious 18th century cello that bridges the divide of time between two passionate women who live for their music and find their lives and loves forever intertwined. A kingdom is lost. A song is born. When the Union with England is accepted by the Scottish Parliament on 16 January 1707, many swear they will never accept the loss of their fiercely independent nation. The ones who seek to preserve a lost kingdom divide families and destroys the lives of many. The consequences ripple through time until a generation later Katharine is lost for words to complete her symphonic masterpiece in 1745. The Jacobite rebellion is sweeping across Scotland, pitting her two brothers against each other. Meanwhile in 2003, Adeena a rebellious teenage cellist and composer living in Canada is tortured by haunted dreams of her visiting grandmother from Scotland. The dreams connect Adeena to Katharine’s untitled uncompleted song from the 18th century. In the Prequel to the highly acclaimed ‘Song for a Lost Kingdom’ series, the origins of the story and the characters unfold in dramatic fashion. Get swept away by this time slip adventure powered by music. Voice actors Tom McLean and Bethany Mason combine their talents to lift the story off the page and into your heart. Original music by Paul van Geldrop.

      The Prequel to a time-travel historical fantasy series powered by a mysterious 18th century cello that bridges the divide of time between two passionate women who live for their music and find their lives and loves forever intertwined. A kingdom is lost. A song is born. When the Union with England is accepted by the Scottish Parliament on 16 January 1707, many swear they will never accept the loss of their fiercely independent nation. The ones who seek to preserve a lost kingdom divide families and destroys the lives of many. The consequences ripple through time until a generation later Katharine is lost for words to complete her symphonic masterpiece in 1745. The Jacobite rebellion is sweeping across Scotland, pitting her two brothers against each other. Meanwhile in 2003, Adeena a rebellious teenage cellist and composer living in Canada is tortured by haunted dreams of her visiting grandmother from Scotland. The dreams connect Adeena to Katharine’s untitled uncompleted song from the 18th century. In the Prequel to the highly acclaimed ‘Song for a Lost Kingdom’ series, the origins of the story and the characters unfold in dramatic fashion. Get swept away by this time slip adventure powered by music. Voice actors Tom McLean and Bethany Mason combine their talents to lift the story off the page and into your heart. Original music by Paul van Geldrop.

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