Judging Athena has been called "brilliant" and "a beautiful portrayal of the relation of man and woman at the highest level."

Athena Naonikis is an amazingly accomplished and extraordinarily beautiful young woman. Despite her successes, she has never found amour. Her lack of romance is shared by Josh Williams, a handsome, young sweetheart. They meet and bond over their mutual life circumstances, outlooks, and humble piety. And they fall in love. En route to marriage, Josh discovers Athena has a secret identity, one that is perhaps unique in all of history and which will determine the outcome of their love and matrimony.

Perrin Lovett, a Christian traditionalist, novelist, and internationally syndicated columnist and essayist, does two unique and critical things with Judging Athena. Using a novel series of metaphors, he forges an exemplary story of genuine Christian romance, with love, children, and joint salvation. The circumstances of the distinctive plot and plot devices also expound several related areas of apologetics all aimed at glorifying God's Creation and propelling men and women towards general salvation through Christ.

Judging Athena is an exciting foray into innocent, pure, and productive love. It is also a clarion call to return to the traditions of marriage, large families, and genteel society