Long Live the King

A Scottish Time Travel Romance

Long Live the King was previously published as book 19 of the Kaitlyn and the Highlander series.

Now Long Live the King is book one in a new series, Time is a Wheel: The Wolf King Trilogy.

It is still the same audiobook and can be listened to at the end of the Kaitlyn and the Highlander series after Book 18: Time is a Wheel.

But for new readers, this series, Time is a Wheel: The Wolf King Trilogy, can also be read as a stand-alone trilogy whenever you like.

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It's a time of peace, Magnus has been focused on his present, the loops and time shifts behind him, but that is not all in the past.

There is also a throne that must be held, a historic event that must be protected, and a kingdom that needs him to rule.

From the shores of modern day Amelia Island to Scotland's medieval age, from his family in 17th century Balloch castle to his mother holding his kingdom in Riaghalbane for his son, Magnus must once again draw his sword to battle for those he loves and has promised to protect.

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Time is a Wheel: The Wolf King Trilogy is perfect for fans of Outlander who wish the Hero could come forward in time to modern day and that the events would include medieval Scotland as well.

In this series Magnus and Kaitlyn, and their growing family, can time travel together. They loop through the centuries, risking their lives, and dangerously shifting time. It’s a time travel romance wrapped in Scottish medieval history, a throne in the past, a kingdom in the future, a bit of humor, suspense and adventure, and all wrapped up in dark romantic historical fantasy.

©2024 Diana Knightley (P)2026 Diana Knightley

Fabulous Highlander Time Travel

I highly recommend the whole KATH series, and would love to see it brought to life on the big screen! Magnus and crew are the best characters, Knightley’s writing is captivating, filled with exciting plot twists, spicy love scenes and page-turning delight! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Miss the old narrators.

The new narrator kind of took away from the story. Many words that were central to the story were pronounced differently and I flinched every time. Emma and James now have a weird southern accent. I understand the need for a new narrator, but wish she had done a bit more research to keep the pronunciations the same.

Love the series

I like the previous narrator, this one is not as good at the voices, I love the story but it’s difficult to listen to with this narrator.

Always Love This Series!

I have read and listened to every book in this series multiple times, and love each one in unique ways. There is ALWAYS adventurous time travel and big romance, along with a bit of mystery to figure how the world and lives are changing in different ways with each book. There are the long time characters that I LOVE, with their hilarious and extremely loyal real & found family connections. There are also new characters popping up that I grow to love. Humor is a big part of this author’s story-telling as well. I really enjoyed the long-time narrators of the early books, and also really like this new narrator. It’s clear that she works hard to infuse emotion & character into her performance. Must listen for sure!

Found the narration challenging

The narration is the same tone so it’s challenging to discern when the men are speaking because their “voices” are not lowered. At first I wondered why Kaitlin spoke in a Scottish accent. Then I realized it was supposed to be Magnus but he sounded feminine with a Scottish brogue.