Review: There's a bit more meat on this one!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2012
Disclosure Note: I received a copy of the book to review from the author.With this episode in the story of Eilidh and Munro the world of the Fae takes on an element of reality and depth that was not visible before. The Druids learn that their new world is not so far removed from that which they left, Eilidh must decide what it means to be a Queen, and they all learn the consequences of power.India has done an amazing job of taking a realm where even the smallest child has the power to bend reality to their will and bringing it down to Earth. Another author I've ready made the assertion, "An armed society is a polite society." (Robert A. Heinlein) Enemy of the Fae explores what happens when the rules are broken and old crimes take on a potency when colored by the power of the Fae.This book can really tear at your heart. Still, India does show that life goes on and that there can be joy and hope after hurt and betrayal. Old ghosts do pass and new friends are there to be found.Enemy of the Fae is definitely worth the read.