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Title	:	The Invisible Ring (The Black Jewels #4)
Author	:	Anne Bishop
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 398 pages
Published	:	October 10th 2000 by Roc (first published October 1st 2000)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. Fiction. Magic. Dark Fantasy

The Invisible Ring (The Black Jewels #4) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 398 pages

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A prequel set in the "dark and sensual world" (11th Hour) of the national bestselling Black Jewels Trilogy. Jared is a Red-Jeweled Warlord bound as a pleasure slave by the Ring of Obedience. After suffering nine years of torment as a slave, he murdered his owner and escaped -- only to be caught and sold into slavery once again. The notorious queen who has purchased him, known as the Gray Lady, may not be what she seems. Soon, Jared faces a difficult choice: his freedom, or his honor.

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Original Title:	The Invisible Ring
ISBN:	0451458028 (ISBN13: 9780451458025)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Black Jewels #4
Characters:	Daemon Sadi SaDiablo, Lia, Jared (The Invisible Ring)

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The first three novels of the Black Jewels series really tear at me. On the one hand, I really liked some of the characters and found the world hard to look away from. On the other hand, I felt that the politics were ridiculous and difficult to really understand. On top of all that, the fact that certain races live for thousands upon thousands of years made it difficult to really connect with. This novel, however, fared a lot better in my mind because the author expects that the reader already

First Anne Bishop book I've read. After reading the first 100 pages, I began skipping 30 pages at a time. While I thought her voice was well done, the plot itself was fairly familiar, and her gender politics were annoying and patriarchal. After all, women were "hysterical" at lot, especially at their "moontime," and were yelled at by the men a lot. And the men "served" their ladies by yelling and getting their own way by force.

I can understand why this book can be considered and is being touted as a 'prequel' to the Black Jewels trilogy. Jaenelle hasn't even been born yet and this book takes place many years before she will be born. But it should never have been advertised as such in my opinion.What is most important about this book is that it should have been called the prequel to The Shadow Queen and Shalador's Lady. It is the book that explains everything about the character's relatives, Greyhaven's past and leads

First of all, let me say, I didn't want to read this book yet. I had just finished book 3, and I was so caught up with finding out what happens next, I just wanted to keep going, and come back to this book later. I am so glad I didn't! If you loved the Chronicles of Narnia as a child, then when I say this reminded me of 'The Horse and His Boy', you'll get it. It's a side-step from the main story-line, and happens at an earlier time from where the last book left us, but gives us glimpses of some

This was the first Anne Bishop novel I've picked up, and I think it's also going to be my last. The beginning was promising, but I found the very complicated 'jewel' and 'blood' rankings mentioned to clarify different characters relationships throughout the book to be distracting. These caste relationships soon took over the plot of the book and the pace became plodding. Eventually I gave up and started skipping whole sections of the book in an effort to continue on with the initial plotline.

I read these books out of order. This is my first book from Ms. Bishop. This world she creates is intriguing. I am kind of amused with her cock ring into a controlling device in a CBT way. This is unexpected. This story is the underdog fighting against a corrupt government. There are rebel forces who still stand for good. I love these stories because it tickles my particular fancy. I'm intrigued enough to read the first three to see how I those go. I've heard so much about them.

I can understand why this book can be considered and is being touted as a 'prequel' to the Black Jewels trilogy. Jaenelle hasn't even been born yet and this book takes place many years before she will be born. But it should never have been advertised as such in my opinion.What is most important about this book is that it should have been called the prequel to The Shadow QueenandShalador's Lady. It is the book that explains everything about the character's relatives, Greyhaven's past and leads up