Book Review: Wishes Under a Highland Star by Mary Morgan

“Meddling Fae.” Alex MacFhearghuis despises the Fae. And yet he cannot resist Aine, who is half-Fae, half-human. Will it matter to him that her Fae half is royalty?
 
Wishes Under a Highland Star is the latest book in Mary Morgan’s Order of the Dragon Knights series. I’ve been thrilled to once again be engrossed in the splendid world she has created. The depth and detail remind me of Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings. There’s magic and mystery, light and darkness, devastating anguish, and hope. But unlike Tolkien’s masterpiece, her books are thoroughly, passionately romantic.
 
Delicious.
 
Lovely, willful Aine has accidentally caused a tear in the veil between worlds – no small thing – embroiling magnificent, broody Alex in one fiasco after another. I found myself alternately shocked, stressed out, thrilled, and then laughing, only to start all over again! I gasped several times while reading the story, I can tell you that!
 
There’s a sprinkling of characters from the other books, links to the Dragon Knights and Fenian Warriors we adore. Brilliantly, fluidly written, the story whisks you to another place and time. The intimate scenes are genuine and gorgeous.
 
Wishes Under a Highland Star will leave you breathless. I would give it 10 stars if I could!
 
Mary Morgan has done it again.

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