This series is incredibly well-written, populated with so many characters that you can't help but become invested in their lives. The storylines are intricately developed, constantly leaving you eager to listen and discover the fates of each character. I thoroughly enjoyed this second installment, "Dragon Knight's Medallion" by Mary Morgan. The author tugged at my heartstrings, making me empathize deeply with both Stephen and Aileen, and even brought tears to my eyes on several occasions. I high...

This is the second book in the "Dragon Knight's Medallion" series by Mary Morgan. Stephen Mackay was the keeper of the medallion relic. After the tragic death of his sister, Stephen sought solace and ran away to an abbey that was under construction. The physical labor helped him grapple with his grief. This story is set during a time when the burgeoning monotheistic religion was in conflict with the old pagan beliefs. By joining the abbey, Stephen essentially renounced his past pagan connectio...

Dragon Knight's Medallion(Order of the Dragon knight's Book 2)By: Mary MorganRating: ⭐⭐⭐The second installment of Mary Morgan's Order of the Dragon Knights pulls the reader into a world shrouded in the mists of time. As with the other books in this series, I followed both main characters as they tried to navigate unknown dangers, fate, and their own stubborn beliefs. While this novel shares many similarities with the first book, there were times I longed for more originality in the storyline. I ...

4 Fae Stars\n \nDragon Knight's Medallion, the second book in the Order of the Dragon Knights series, was fantastic. I loved it almost as much as the first! Stephen was sexy, surly, and seriously intense. Aileen was sweet and brave. I really liked them as a couple. I did feel like it took them a little too long to get together. Not so long that it ruined anything, just long enough that I was like, \"Come on already!\" lol. I enjoyed catching up with Duncan and Brigid. I especially loved the way...

DRAGON KNIGHT'S MEDALLION is a fantastic, action-packed, and fast-paced time travel fantasy romance. Mary Morgan delivers a brilliant story with a strong heroine, a stoic hero, and a powerfully evil Druid, all woven into a beautifully written narrative. I'm being deliberately vague to avoid spoilers, as most of the best bits are plot-twisters! The romance is electric, and the story is completely absorbing. If you're looking for a fantasy novel set in 13th-century Scotland, featuring a hunky Drui...

Excellent follow-up! I really enjoyed book 1 of this series, and *Dragon Knight's Medallion* has just as many positive attributes going for it – great chemistry between characters, strong romantic elements, scorching love scenes, painful, torturous moments when you're not sure how it's all gonna work out. All that wonderful stuff that belongs in the best romances! Mary Morgan has done it again! I highly recommend this series if you're looking for a fantastic read!

Originally Reviewed For: Tea and BookIn a time almost forgotten, when the church was just gaining traction in Scotland and considered the "New" religion, there were Druids. Individuals determined to serve the land first, obey their gods and goddesses, accept the magic that flows through the world, and live at peace with others. Too bad the rest of the world didn't quite agree.In Mary Morgan's exciting Order of the Dragon Knight's Series, we find a family caught in the middle. Raised to serve the...

I've been hooked on the Dragon Knight series since the very first book, Duncan McKay's story. So, naturally, I was eagerly anticipating the release of the next brother's tale. I was thrilled to dive into Stephen McKay's story in *Dragon Knight's Medallion* by Mary Morgan.We learn about Stephen McKay through the narration of Aidan Kerrigan, an ancient Fenian Warrior, and through excerpts from Stephen's ancient journal that hint at Aileen Kerrigan's destiny. Aileen discovers that her father sacrif...

This one didn't quite hit the mark for me in the same way the first book did. While the story in Dragon Knight's Medallion by Mary Morgan was solid, and the characters were compelling, I wasn't a huge fan of how the hero and heroine seemed to constantly have sex on their minds. I'm not against a good love scene, but the constant focus on it felt unnecessary and detracted from the plot. The pacing also dragged a bit in places; it could have used a little more action to keep things moving. Overall...

Okay, so the hero is seriously hot and noble, but he's so down-to-earth about it. I honestly loved the entire book, and you can totally read "Dragon Knight's Medallion" as a standalone because Mary Morgan gives you enough background to get what happened before. It's got everything you could want in a fantasy romance. I adored all the characters, even the side ones. I almost cried when...oops, spoiler alert! You'll have to read it to find out. The chemistry between the hero and heroine is amazing...