A Highland Moon Enchantment (A Tale from the Order of the Dragon Knights)

De: Mary Morgan

Narrado por: Charles Robert Fox

You first met this warrior in the time travel paranormal romance series Order of the Dragon Knights, Dragon Knight's Axe, book 3.

Irish warrior Desmond O'Quinlan has never surrendered his heart to any woman. He has no wish to have his soul tortured by love. Yet the moment he locks gazes with Ailsa, his fate is destined for an adventure he never fathomed. He may have battled alongside a Dragon Knight, but his greatest challenge will come from within his own heart.

Ailsa MacDuff, a warrior among her clan, has no desire to have a man chain her to a life of obedience. However, that is before she meets Desmond. The temptation to allow this warrior inside her heart is a risk she dares to take, but one that could lead to a future of emptiness and sorrow.

When betrayal looms from within, the battleground of love is no match for these two warriors. Can the power of a Highland full moon be strong enough to unite or destroy them?

©2017 Mary Morgan (P)2018 Mary Morgan

Highland Moon

Revisit the World of the Dragon Knights in this tale with Desmond and Ailsa. This author spins stories that take the reader to another time with excellent story lines and page turners. Enjoyed listening to this tale.

Warriors Love

Once again this is my favorite. (that's what I always feel after one of these stories book or audio)

Ailisa and her father begin the sad journey to fulfill her mother's last wish. To take her ashes to the lock and the last great dragon. It is a dangerous journey in the winter weather and storm. The one good thing for Ailisa is the delay of her father announcing who she must marry to prepare for when she takes over the leadership of their Isle. It isn't that she is opposed to a husband, but she wants one that she loves and desires not who will try to wrest leadership from her and one she can't stand to have touch her.

Desmond visits his sister and sees the kind of love and feelings she has for her husband (despite the differences he has with the Dragon Knight). He doesn't want a wife. He's never felt that way about any woman—until the beautiful, wounded woman takes him on. She's come for help after being sent away by her father to find help. She'd rather have stayed to do battle, however, their party is badly outnumbered and what they plan for her is not just a battle.

Desmond convinces her he will help them and sends for help before going with her. She didn't show her own injuries until she falls unconscious. Once Desmond has her in his arms he begins to understand feeling more for a woman.

The two have all the feelings both would want in a partner but they live far away from each other and are returning to their separate homes too soon. He doesn't feel worthy of being a leader. Her husband should be one of her own from the Isle.

They try to ignore their feelings for all the reasons they should but both now understand the feelings of love they see in others. Will unknown dangers take her from him?

The audio is so good with the Scottish narrator who does a great job. The story is a combination of magic and history as well as a beautiful love with strong characters and plenty of steam. Fans get to visit with old friends from previous stories although they are good to see again, the book does stand alone. I strongly recommend this book and all the others in her series.

Amazing Story!

Mary Morgan once again weaves her spell and grabs your attention from start to finish. Desmond and Ailsa’s story is heartwarming and sweet. I already liked Desmond from previous stories, however he definitely gained my heart this time around. He has vowed to never fall in love and allow a woman to break his heart. Ailsa is a warrior and wants only to lead her clan at her father’s side until the day she can take over. She certainly has no room for a man in her life. However fate has a little twist for both of them. I absolutely love Mary Morgan’s stories and look forward to each one as they are always rich with multi layered plots. I will never tire of hearing about the Dragon Knights and look forward to more stories including them and their families. Thank you Ms Morgan for another compelling story! Charles Robert Fox has a lovely accent and so much potential as a narrator, however all he does in this book is read the story. There is little emotion in his voice and he does not give any of the characters a voice of their own. Once I accepted the fact that all he was going to do was read to me I just sat back and listened to this amazing story.

Very good

This is a very good story and I was happy to have many characters appear throughout. It’s as if the reader or listener goes on the journey with these characters, the writing and story engage you that much.
Narrator: Mr. Fox does not perform the story as much as he reads the story. However, Ms. Morgan’s stories, including this one, are well worth tolerating a poor to fair narrator. Many authors are limited in their selection of narrators due to their publishers. I highly recommend these publishers become much more selective in contracting narrators. I still highly recommend this audiobook.