Click here to buy this book! Amazon Lulu KristaLyn Category:  Fantasy Publisher: Lulu.com ISBN-10:  1435704282 Type: Fiction Pages: 278 Copyright: December 1, 2007 ISBN-13: 9781435704282 The final installment of the Enya Trilogy brings war, peace, and end of life as both Enya, Aiden, and the world know it. War is now inevitable. The word is out that fairies exist, and Viktor has placed himself at the head of the human forces, manipulating them and convincing them that the fairies intend to take over their world. A new prejudice arises as people mindlessly believe what they are told without proof. Now, Aiden, who is hiding in Enya’s apartment to avoid Viktor and protect his family, must decide if he will side with the fairies who have done nothing wrong, or remain loyal to his own species. Strange thoughts distort Aiden’s perception of the fairies, and he begins to wonder just how innocent Enya and her kind really are. To settle Aiden’s confusion, Sage steps in, and when Enya is captured by Viktor asks Aiden to allow Enya a very awkward favor: to share his consciousness in order to help the fairies free Viktor’s other slaves. Aiden and Enya agree to coexist until Enya can be freed, but something goes wrong. Before she can escape, Viktor links Enya’s final life to his own so the fairies are caught in a stalemate. Now Enya and her companions must find a way to stop Viktor without killing Enya. Excerpt "Class One Agent Lonnit Aeril...deceased, with honors." The agents, clad in their formal uniforms, all saluted as a symbolic casket decorated with the agency emblem and badges of honor was inserted into the wall of earth and labeled with the name of its new tenant. Three other slightly aged labels kept it company; these were also symbolic. They were tombs of the founding family of U.T.O.P.I.A. All but one. Lonnit would now go with them into the revered memories of all agents, especially three. The area was somber and quiet, save for the soft sobs of Enya Polaris. This was the one place Enya did not like to visit, especially not under these circumstances. She buried her face deeper into Flit's shoulder and he held her tight. Olan stood at the head of two rows of agents that had been flanking the empty capsule. He stood with his hands clasped behind his back and allowed a long moment of silence for the deceased. Silence is dangerous. It allows the mind to wonder. And Olan's mind, disciplined as it was, betrayed him. His thoughts drifted to the one that was not allowed to attend the service, one of the three who bore witness to Lonnit's last acts. He couldn't be there today because his presence would only speed the arrival of the impending war, and the fairy race couldn't afford that. This person was such a threat, not because of his demeanor or wrongful ways--he really wasn't like that. No, he couldn't be there because he was different. As different as different can be, as far as a fairy is concerned. He was a human. He was Aiden Reiche, the sixteen year old boy who was currently occupying his time in Enya's apartment so as not to be discovered.

Enya's Judgment
Fast-Paced & Hard To Put Down,
September 8, 2008
By Apex Reviews (Durham, NC USA)

(Official Apex Reviews Rating: 4.5 Stars)

The end of the world is coming. The interspecies war has begun, and Enya is trapped in the middle of the humans and fairies, as well as trapped under Viktor's command. It seems impossible for her, her friends, and family to escape and survive. The fate of both races is in her hands, and now she must pass judgment over the world. Will Enya make the right choice in fulfilling the prophecies? Or is this the end for everyone?
Enya's Judgment is the third and final book in the Enya Trilogy. War is looming for all involved in this tale, but with Enya's faith spreading to all of her peers and family, their chances are looking better. Enya's Judgment is action packed! With the beginning of war, the use of more supernatural powers, the implementation of power boosters for flight, and the power glove for protection, this is a fast-paced story that readers won't be able to put down. Kristalyn Vetovich hits it out of the park again with this amazing ending to the trilogy.
Brooke Carleton
Apex Reviews