This book by Mary Morgan was an enjoyable read. I didn't connect with the characters Stephen and Aileen as much as I did in her fourth book "Dragon Knight's Shield". I should have read the first book in the series instead of reading book 2 and then book 4. I think many readers would be a little lost if they read these books out of order.
I enjoyed the medieval time period and the time travel. Like the other book, I wish the love scenes were hotter and more passionate.

DRAGON KNIGHT'S MEDALLION is a wonderful action filled and fast paced time travel fantasy romance. Morgan serves up a great story featuring a strong heroine, a stoic hero, and a powerful evil Druid all wrapped up within a well written story. I'm purposely being vague so as not to give away anything important because most of the good parts are spoilery! The romance is electric and the story engaging. If you enjoy fantasy set in 13th century Scotland featuring a hunky Druid and written in a way that will pull you in and leave you satisfied, DRAGON KNIGHT'S MEDALLION has it all!

Dragon Knight's Medallion is part of an exciting time travel series that continues with this second book to be entertaining and intriguing. After the first book, I was looking forward to the next brother having the family curse lifted from his shoulders. I did not realize that I would again get to first the first brother, Duncan and Brigid along with their new family. It was great to catch up with them and see two of the brother finally reunited. Again, the villains are evil and the lovers passionate.

The relic needed to lift the curse is returned through their lover from another time and place. How great is that? I enjoy seeing how Stephen and Aileen come to terms with both past and present. Then they work together to lift the curse, which includes the guilt on this MacKay brother’s shoulder. Aileen Kerrigan is Stephen’s soul mate but the journey to him understanding and accepting this is at the heart of the story.

An old diary plays a great part in this story along with the dragon, which only adds to the suspense of this tale. Aileen has her own resentment towards her father, Aidan Kerrigan, an old Fenian Warrior. I really like how her heritage is woven into the story.

As in the last book, the cast of secondary characters are well written playing an integral part in the success of Stephen and Aileen. I especially like Grian, Stephen’s horse as well as the boy, Ian. Perhaps when the brothers are all together again and Ian is grown, he can have his own adventurous story. Perhaps there could be a spin off series on the children picked up along the way by the MacKay Brothers. This would be fine with me since I adore this medieval world that Mary Morgan has created.

Oh my! Dragon's Knight Medallion was truly wonderful. This series is about a quest for redemption of the Dragon Knights and their discovery of their soulmates.

I loved how Aileen Kerrigan, the heroine, discovers herself and background. This was fantastic!

Stephen MacKay was a tortured soul...all the MacKay brothers are. I loved Stephen so much and I loved that Aileen was no push over. I was so in love with her father Aidan's plight. This Fennian Warrior's whole plight brought tears to my eyes. I wept during parts of this amazing story. I also laughed. That to me says a lot about this author, when she can touch a reader in that way.

I hope this author tells all of the Fenian warriors stories throughout this amazing series. Also, Liam...oh my...how can you not want to fall in love with him. I am curious to know his fate in future series.

All of Mary Morgan's characters are extremely likeable and relatable. Readers will adore them. The detailed and passionate love scenes are fantastic and are a must for my taste and this author does not disappoint.

The Dragon Knights, the Fae, the druids, and the Fennian Warriors will completely delight you. Discover this amazing series. You will love it!