The Paradise Invasion (Book 3) – Nicolien du Preez

A5, 316p.

“To submit to the promptings of the heart –
some would call you a fool.
but the absolute foolishness lies with the one found
to be without a heart.”

Ena had thought herself free from the dark shadows, since they no longer had a hold over her life, but she had never considered that the lives of her loved ones would carry the burden which was meant to be her own suffering. The sacrifice of her own life would be easily given, but to see the darkness take away a person most dear to her, would destroy her in a way worse than death.

‘Her premonition was correct, because nothing could have prepared her for the pair of black wings that was standing in the doorway. It was a vicious, never-ending battle, and she would always be in the frontline, either fighting against the darkness, or fighting for it.’