They were called the Dragon Knights . . .

To right a wrong, two souls are brought together only to shatter when they are torn apart by the deeds of an evil druid.

Dragon Knight, Stephen MacKay’s powers are altered after the death of his sister. Now he is plagued with visions that threaten to destroy his soul. When Aileen Kerrigan falls through a time tunnel, he vows to keep her safe, despite the fact the beautiful but head-strong half-blooded fae could be the death of him. When Aileen finds out her dad is a Fenian Warrior, she flees to a nearby ruin. Armed with the medallion her mother gave her, and a matching one belonging to a long dead knight, she is flung into the past and finds a handsome but surly warrior who is on a quest. Now it seems her future could be entwined with his, if she doesn’t kill him first.

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With the dawn of Christianity, the Dragons were systematically hunted down and slain, leaving only one. She was taken from Ireland to a land across the sea, settling in the Great Glen near Urquhart with the MacKay Clan, descendents from the MacAoidh.

Yet, there were those who believed the Order had too much power, and they tried to possess it for themselves. They were evil and twisted, and their plan succeeded one fateful night.

However, not all was lost. For the fae loved these men. Therefore, a quest for redemption was given to each. Duncan MacKay, the first brother fulfilled his. Now it was time for another sibling to step forward.

This brother will renounce his own heritage, seeking solace behind the walls of an abbey. Nonetheless, peace will elude him—for danger lurks within the shadows.

In order to confront his future, he must accept his past.

And for Stephen MacKay, the light of redemption and love will come from the very source he seeks to escape.