Black Jewels The Invisible Ring, Book 4, (Paperback)

from quondame

I found this too full of sexual violence and way high on the body count scale to really enjoy, although it is a dramatic and flowing story. There are males and women, and neither are quite human, but balanced between caricatures of gender roles and strange reverses. Maybe more realistic about the...

from zjakkelien

An enjoyable book in the world of the Black Jewels trilogy. I was sorry to see this one was pre-Jaenelle, because I really like her character, but I loved Daemon's role (another favourite) in it. It isn't huge, but he's his charming self in this book. Overall, I liked the characters in the first ...

from trinibaby9

This book shares many of the elements of the Dark Jewels trilogy and even shares some of it's characters. It's not quite as good though and at times even reads a little too much like a cheesy romance novel. It was lacking in the passion of some of her other works. That being said I am compairing ...

from trinibaby9

This book shares many of the elements of the Dark Jewels trilogy and even shares some of it's characters. It's not quite as good though and at times even reads a little too much like a cheesy romance novel. It was lacking in the passion of some of her other works. That being said I am compairing ...

from SunnySD

The fourth Black Jewels novel takes a couple of steps back timeline-wise to pre-Witch days when Daemon SaDiable is still the ringed pleasure slave of Dorthea SaDiablo. A brief cameo by Sadist aside, this story focuses on Jared, a Warlord pleasure slave, and the Gray Lady, a much feared Queen whos...