The second book of the Key Trilogy. I read this book on my way to Vegas and really couldn’t put it down. I t was still easy to read, a tad predictable and sometimes to “girly” for my taste but over all I enjoyed reading this one more than the last one. In part because I can relate to this character and seems more real to me.

Malory completed part 1 of the quest in Key of Light, and also found love with Flynn Hennessey. Part 2, Key of Knowledge, is the story of Dana (Flynn’s step-sister).
As you know,Malory, Dana, and Zoe each have to find a key, to free the souls of three Celtic goddesses who have been trapped by an evil sorcerer. I know it doesn’t sound real but it’s a book.
Dana was in love with a writer named Jordan Hawke, but he broke her heart many years ago when he moved to New York City to make a name for himself. He became very successful. He’s back in town though, and between the quest for the key and the sparks flying between Jordan and Dana (plus Malory, Dana and Zoe all starting their own business together), this book has alot of drama and action.