Dreams Made Flesh (The Black Jewels, #5)

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Dreams Made Flesh (The Black Jewels #5)

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The national bestselling Black Jewels trilogy established award-winning Anne Bishop as an author whose "sublime skill...blends the darkly macabre with spine-tingling emotional intensity, mesmerizing magic, lush sensuality, and exciting action."* Now the saga continues-with four all-new adventures of Jaenelle and her kindred.

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Published February 7th 2006 by Penguin Group (USA) (first published January 2nd 2005)

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Jan 20, 2013 Mónica Silva rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Este livro apresenta um conjunto de contos que dão seguimento à trilogia que o antecede e que proporcionam ao leitor algumas explicações acerca da origem de algumas personagens.

Neste volume descobrimos a origem da Aranha Tecedeira de Sonhos, percebemos como Lucivar e Marian se conheceram, descortinamos algumas componentes do passado de Saetan e encontramos as respostas que o final do terceiro livro possa ter deixado pouco claras relativamen...more

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Aug 27, 2012 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy

From the moment I began reading the first book in Anne Bishop's Black Jewel Series I was captivated, moved, and entralled with the story and the characters. Having fallen in love with the dark jewel trilogy I was expecting a lot from this book. AND I got it... The book consists of 4 stories. Usually I am not a big fan of short stories, but "The Prince of Ebon Rih" and "Kaeleer's Heart" are long enough, and detailed enough to be really satisfying. I really liked the way the story of Lucivar and M...more

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Jan 09, 2012 Jage rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: anthology, fantasy, series, conflicted, great-world-building, alpha-male

I have never read a book in The Black Jewels series. I've tried and everytime I open that first book I get irritated. The style doesn't work for me, the characters seem ugh, and yet. I adore this book.

I really do. It makes no sense but there you have it. My least favourite is the opening story. I get that that might be because I haven't read the series but it was a bit confusing and while I appreciate the way she wrote it from a different POV, and we were as confused as the spider at first, it...more I have never read a book in The Black Jewels series. I've tried and everytime I open that first book I get irritated. The style doesn't work for me, the characters seem ugh, and yet. I adore this book.

I really do. It makes no sense but there you have it. My least favourite is the opening story. I get that that might be because I haven't read the series but it was a bit confusing and while I appreciate the way she wrote it from a different POV, and we were as confused as the spider at first, it still felt like a bit much but at the same time, not enough.

The second story is my favourite, hands down. I love Saetan if only because of the way he is as a person is so at odds with who you'd think he'd be because of his position. I love that Lucivar is still pained by the things done to him in his past and yet he doesn't hate all women because of it. And him wooing Marian was so sweet. I love that she was still shy and sweet but had her moments without it seeming forced or taking away from her character.

Zuulaman is my second favourite just because it shows a side of Saetan you don't see in the first short story and even while I'm thinking about what was done, at the same time, my heart is breaking for him because no one seems to quite grasp the pain he's feeling as well as the way it has to hurt to have everyone treat him like a monster. I'm unsure as to why someone that powerful couldn't just end his bitch wives and WHY he only seems to have bitch wives since he seems like an intelligent and kind human being but I guess that's what happens when you skip books, lol.

The last one wasn't a fave. It was alright. But then again, a main problem I have with the series is Jaenelle so that could be what diminished this for me because it was wonderfully written and I like how we opened with one brother and closed with the other and while there were similarities you could see how they are so different as well.

A great book and I'd say I'd try the trilogy again because of this book, but in reality the concept of the actual series fails for me, but this just hit all the right buttons. (less)

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Nov 02, 2010 Sevie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book contains 4 short stories set in the world of Anne Bishop's Black Jewels Trilogy and should only be read by those who have read at least the first 3 books. You don't need to read the 4th book as it has nothing to do with the events in this book. **Warning** If you haven't read the first 3 books there could be possible SPOILERS in this review.

The first story in Dreams Made Flesh is called "Weaver of Dreams" and my interpretaion is its about how the dream weaver spiders came to be. Out o...more

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Aug 14, 2010 Carien rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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The short stories in this book are best read only if you read the original Black Jewels Trilogy as they fill in some of the blanks. I must say these stories are a lot less gritty and dark than the trilogy (except for one), but I found three of them a joy to read and was happy to find out more about some of the things that were only hinted at in the trilogy. Bishop's writing is excellent and rich as always.

Here's an overview of the stories:

Weaver of Dreams
This story is about the creation of the J...more

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Jun 14, 2010 Lisa (Harmonybites) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Fans of Bishop's Dark Jewels Books

Shelves: fantasy, horror, romance, fiction, short-stories

This is definitely not the book I'd start with if you're new to Anne Bishop or her Dark Jewels series, but if you're a fan of the trilogy that starts with Daughter of the Blood, I'd definitely recommend this book. I've heard this book compared to fan fiction, not in a disparaging sense, but because of its function in filling some notable gaps in the trilogy you might be curious about, bits of backstory.

It's a meaty book with two out of the four stories novel-length: "The Prince of Ebon Rih" and...more

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May 03, 2011 Angela R. rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

First of all, I should state that I NEVER read trashy romance novels. And I'd say this qualifies as a romance novel. I read a lot of Luna fantasy novels which typically have a romance element, but Anne Bishop's books in my mind qualify as belonging to the trashy romance genre. So why did I give it 4 stars? Because I really enjoyed it! I picked up The Shadow Queen (Black Jewels #7) at the library on a whim, and next thing I knew I was back looking for more. Maybe it says something sad about my ow...more

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Nov 29, 2008 Karen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The first story was a little confusing and unclear. In fact, I thought it was just a prologue or something at first and not the actual story. The second story about Lucivar and Marian was my favorite. I had been disappointed, reading the trilogy, to not see how they met and ended up together so this story definitely filled that hole. And filled it quite well! The third story really made clear just how powerful Saetan could be and what he could be capable of. *shiver* And the fourth story continu...more

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Feb 07, 2010 Jane rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This book is pure win!

All the stories tie up the loose ends from the other books in the Black Jewels series, such as how Lucivar met Marian and how the whole Blood/Jewel thing started in the first place....something I always felt was missing, a little annoying, and almost tempted me into reading this book before finishing the first 3-4 books (I'm glad I didn't...don't...it'll make no sense otherwise).

The other half of why Dreams Made Flesh makes me so happy is that due to the shorter format, it...more

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Dec 10, 2008 SheWunders rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I really enjoyed this collection of stories that accompany the Black Jewels Trilogy. (I skipped the 4th book as it did not involve the characters from the first 3.)

I love, love, love these characters, but I was a little disappointed in the story line. I just felt like it centered too much around shallow villians - Roxie & her cohort (whose name I can't remember).

Regardless it was great to learn more of Lucivar & Marian's coupling (although I wish she would have gone up to Daemonar's con...more

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May 28, 2011 Elenariel rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Anche in questa raccolta di storie brevi Anne Bishop sa catturare il lettore e trasportarlo in un mondo di emozioni. Emozioni che già avevamo vissuto con la trilogia, ed altre nuove che sbocciano con una conoscenza approfondita e diversa di alcuni personaggi, la scoperta di nuovi aspetti che li riguardano.
Weaver of Dreams ha l'atmosfera onirica perfetta per gli albori, ciò che ha dato origine ai Blood ed al sogno che ha creato - e incarnato - il cuore di Kaeleer.
Zuulaman ci fa capire tante cose...more

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May 04, 2013 Timipre `~`Blahzin Phyre`~` rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: a-lot-of-magic, adult, high-fantasy, books-i-own, just-witches

I wondered why we didn't get the story of Lucivar and Marian courted but that was answered here. Lucivar tends to bring out the fighter in people and that was no different for Marian who really needed it. I loved their courtship. It was really nice to see the sweet and romantic side of Lucivar. And I loved Marian too.

I really hated Luthvian. I've always disliked her but what she did in this book was very terrible. I don't feel sorry for the way she died in the previous book at all.

From the sta...more

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May 24, 2012 Whitnie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Exactly what I would expect from Anne Bishop and the Black Jewels series. Four short stories in one book. The first story, Weaver of Dreams, was an interesting look at where the jewels and the Blood came from but it could have been a little longer with more detail. I would have loved a fuller history of the world. The second short story, The Prince of Ebon Rih, was great. I absolutly loved getting to know Lucivar's wife and how they got started. I really hated Luthvian after reading this story,...more

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Jan 19, 2011 Erin rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy-romance

The story about Lucivar, pretty much made this entire book. While the other short stories were lovely and a joy to read, how Lucivar met Marian is just amazing. Whenever I go back and reread the book, I always reread that story first. Witty sense of humor and a little needed back story for the Realm of the Blood. Could have done without Zuulaman however. And I felt that Kaeleer's Heart was the perfect ending of the entire series involving the family. While I love the Realm and those characters -...more

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Oct 26, 2009 Alice rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: not-fade-away, personal-library, part-of-series

Coming out of the emotional turmoil that is reading the trilogy back to back to back it's nice to have a little come down with this anthology. The Darkness is still there- Zuulaman- as well as stories that focus on both Lucivar and, the one we really wanted, Daemon.

I really like that Bishop went to more mundane territory with Heart of Kaeleer. So many times when a book ends we are left with the grand happy ending and never get to see the characters we've come to love adjust to everyday life. Th...more

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Mar 12, 2010 Victoria rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: books-in-a-series, fantasy-science-fiction

I just love this book! It certainly is the only collection of short stories that I have heartily enjoyed this much! And though I didn't read it in one sitting as I did the first time I read it, it certainly has made me VERY excited to read the brand new book by this terrific author!
I am going to try to savor this new one, but I'm sure I'll be too excited to read it slowly - just like all the others in the series.
Really it is just a wonderful book. Bishop created a wonderful world and peopled it...more

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Sep 03, 2009 Jenni rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Just when I thought it was over....salvation. I of course had read the Black Jewels trilogy and was browsing through The Barnes when low and behold there it was....another book!! Right there by my other most beloved books...clearly Jaenelle on the cover. I bought this book and floored it home to get reading!!! Anne Bishop never fails to please. This book was so good. I can't get enough of reading the story of how Lucivar and Marian got together, it is so sweet and perfect. And the continuing sto...more

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Jun 22, 2011 Bookworms rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book contains 4 different short novels about the well-known character from the Triology of the Witch. The first one is about the dream weaver spiders and I wasn’t really happy about this one.
The second one is about Lucivar and his mate Marian and I loved this story. It was so lovely and nice to read about them and how they meet each other. That was very nice.
The third story is about the past of Saetan and his dark power. It was really dark and crueal story. He let a whole island vanish beca...more

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Apr 03, 2013 Jen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: spl-read, stars-5-outstanding-or-amazing, features-witches-or-wizards, reviewed

Dreams Made Flesh is a fascinating collection of four novellas that go into greater detail about things that appear in the full-length books. It answered several questions that cropped up for me while I was reading the Black Jewels series. And the shorter length of the stories was kind of nice after reading the first four books non-stop, even though I did read these four novellas back-to-back non-stop, too. ;)

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Apr 23, 2013 Hobbes rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A collection of four short stories from the world of the Black Jewels.

Weaver of Dreams: A very short story that takes place as the dragons are dying. It is the first transfer of power from the dragons to another race. A spider, the first weaver, going from a simple mind to so much more. A few pages and yet so beautiful. And bittersweet, the end of the dragons and the birth of the Blood.

The Prince of Ebon Rih: Lucivar Yaslana has been living in Kaeleer for three years. Reunited with his father, l...more A collection of four short stories from the world of the Black Jewels.

Weaver of Dreams: A very short story that takes place as the dragons are dying. It is the first transfer of power from the dragons to another race. A spider, the first weaver, going from a simple mind to so much more. A few pages and yet so beautiful. And bittersweet, the end of the dragons and the birth of the Blood.

The Prince of Ebon Rih: Lucivar Yaslana has been living in Kaeleer for three years. Reunited with his father, learning the truth about his birth, that he was wanted and loved, has made a big impact on him. He gave his loyalty, his life, and his love to Jaenelle, swearing himself to the Dark Court. And he serves as the Warlord Prince of Ebon Rih. For the first time in his seventeen hundred years he has a home and a family. He is also learning to interact with people, specifically women, with no need to fear. And since he can't kill them, when his father's housekeeper and the women of Ebon Rih both decide to be substitute housekeepers, Jaenelle suggests that he hires himself a housekeeper. In fact there is an eyrien hearth witch that has just come to Kaeleer. Marian was from Terreille, but her father sold her to be sport for Warlords he owed money too. She was to be raped and killed until Jaenelle saved her and brought her to Kaeleer. Marian agrees to work for Lucivar, but with the men she was raised around she is terrified of him. Which causes a problem for Lucivar as the moment he sees her he feels a stirring he never has before. He wants Marian, but is unsure of how to court someone who is so afraid of him and works for him. Saetan tells Lucivar to give her time and let her get use to him. Almost a year goes by, little courting steps and building a friendship. Lucivar defies eyrien tradition and teaches Marian weapons. Things are going so well, except Lucivar's crazy-ass, bitch of a mother thinks thinks that a lowly hearth witch isn't good enough for her dark jeweled son. She casts a spell and tries to drive Marian away. Luthvian's nasty little trick almost works, but Lucivar is too stubborn to let Marian just slink away. And Marian is a bit too stubborn herself. A confrontation and bit of yelling between the two dissolves the last of the spell and BAM! married an hour later. I love getting to see this tamer, gentler side of Lucivar. Of seeing that despite everything he has survived he is still capable of kindness and love.

Zuulaman: This is a story from Saetan's past and one that just about breaks my heart. 50,00o years ago, when Saetan was newly a Guardian and still full of life and vigor he married a Priestess, Hekatah. At the time of this story they have two sons and she is pregnant with their third. Hekatah is currently visiting in Zuulamann, a territory with a rocky peace with the rest of Kaeleer. But she isn't worried. The ruling parties of Zuulaman are friends of her family. And she is trying to help them get what they want from Saetan, which is better trading agreements. Better for Zuulaman, but damaging to Dhemlan. When Saetan balks at hurting his people Hekatah fakes her kidnapping to get his acquiescence. Saetan agrees to pay a ransom, knowing that Hekatah is really behind the plot, but he will not hurt his people. Hekatah had just given birth and decides to send the High Lord a message he can not ignore. A few days later Saetan receives a box, the body parts of the son he never met. At this point, Saetan goes a little mad. Sliding into the Twisted Kingdom he uses his hourcraft skills and spins a web to erase Zuulaman. All of it. Every artifact or trinket that made its way to Kaeleer disappears, the island disappears, it even vanishes off of maps and history books. The most powerful person ever born in the Blood makes an entire territory as if it never existed. As Saetan comes out of the Twisted Kingdom he has only vague and disjointed memories of what happened. It is left to his friend, a brother, Andulvar to explain what happened. The actions of Hekatah and Saetan break a bit of him inside. Saetan never wanted to use his power to hurt, that is not what it is for. And now he must live with the fact that he is capable and willing to destroy everything for love and vengeance.

Kaeleer's Heart: This story takes places a few months after Queen of the Darkness and is about Daemon and Jaenelle. The healing Jaenelle had to go through was long. Her body was so damaged that she could bear nothing touching her with adding damage, including Daemon's touch. Months of that has left Daemon living in fear of hurting Jaenelle no matter what he does and a huge strain in their relationship. Daemon feels like Jaenelle is slipping away from him and he can not seem to stop it. And while Daemon is trying to save the relationship with the woman who sings to his soul someone is plotting to have him. A naughty little witch has decided that she is in love with Daemon and he is in love with her, but because Jaenelle did not die he is still bound to her. To free him from Jaenelle Lektra decided to ruin his reputation, if she can spread rumors that Daemon is unfaithful then Jaenelle will dismiss him and Lektra can 'save' him. She sends gifts to people Daemon has been seen around and signs them 'an admirer'. And the rumors take off. Some people believe them, but not all. But the tension between Daemon and Jaenelle is easy to see and Surreal decides to find out what is going on. Bullying Daemon and Jaenelle the problem is so silly and yet so personal. Jaenelle is afraid Daemon doesn't want her anymore because he is so afraid of hurting her. Surreal being Surreal decides to fix this little problem. She takes Jaenelle to Amdarh for some female pampering and the to see Daemon. But Jaenelle hears the rumors and confronts Daemon about it. Except Jaenelle being Jaenelle she knows they aren't true, she wants to know why he didn't come to her, why he was hiding. A bit of a fight in which they end up telling each other why they had been pulling back followed by a very dramatic reconciliation. While Jaenelle and Daemon are reunited and planning their future, there is still the person who started the rumors, who is trying to hurt Daemon. The two of them decide to play a little game and flush her out. But it works a bit too well and brings out the deadliest side of Daemon. His loyalty extends only as far as Jaenelle and not further. To him, the rest of the Blood is expendable and he shows them that with very public executions. And while Daemon is the most dangerous person, with a part of him his family fears, they do not fear him. He is loved and accepted by his father, his brother, and all the rest. And Jaenelle may not be exactly what she was, she is what she wants to be, and is still Witch and there is is nothing about her Daemon that she fears.(less)

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Jun 16, 2011 JG (The Introverted Reader) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to JG (The Introverted Reader) by: Rae

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Dreams Made Flesh is a collection of four short stories/novellas centered around Jaenelle and her court. One of the events takes place immediately after the third in the Black Jewels series, so anyone reading this should keep that in mind. It definitely has spoilers for the previous books.

My favorite story by far, was "The Prince of Ebon Rih." How I grinned as I read it! I've always liked Lucivar, but he really is cast as the older brother in the series. There is definitely more to him than that...more

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Jan 08, 2013 Monica rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This book is an anthology of short stories piecing together some of the events since Jaenelle's fall from power. The book starts with a short story about the weaver of dreams and how she comes to learn to weave and create the web that makes Jaenelle who she is. The next story is a short story about how Marian comes into the family and how her and Lucivar become married. The following story is the story of Saetan's past, how he and Hekatah divorce and the events that uh...surround that (sorry don...more

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Jan 28, 2011 TheFountainPenDiva rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: sub-genre-dark-fantasy, genre-fantasy, genre-romance, sub-genre-romantic-fantasy, theme-matriarchal-societies, characters-real-alpha-males

I honestly don't know how many times I re-read Dreams Made Flesh a collection of stories from the Black Jewels trilogy, but each and every time I find something new that I love about Anne Bishop's strangely dark and compelling world. Truthfully though, I just fall head over heels in love with those delicious SaDiablo/Yaslana males all over again. I know, I know, but every time Daemon Sadi croons about "dancing with The Sadist", I just want to. I love Bishop's take on alpha males. The SaDiablo/Ya...more

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Mar 30, 2013 Vic rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: format-audiobook, keeper-audio, favorites, edition-audible, tag-fantasy, reviewed

This book of short stories goes with the Black Jewels series

Weaver of Dreams (16.7 Minutes) - 2 * It is the story of how dreams made flesh and brought Jaenelle into the world. This story never really gripped me and it was just OK. I never re-listen to it.

Zuulaman (36.5 Minutes) - 3 * This is a story of Saetan while he is married to Hekata. and how he takes payment from any who hurt or betray him and those he loves.

The Prince of Ebon Rih (8.2 Hours) - 5 * This is the love story of Lucivar and Ma...more

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Mar 04, 2011 Parul rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Dreams Made Flesh consists of 4 stories. The first one - Weaver of Dreams was too abstract and full of concepts for me to grasp but is not very long at all so it is okay. The second one is fairly long and the one I just finished last night. I suspect it is going to be my favourite because it is about Lucivar! I love Lucivar. The events are set after Heir to the Shadows and before Queen of Darkness and it is interesting to see the backstory to his and Marian's relationship. I had felt her appeara...more

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Apr 13, 2013 Artemisa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit, faerie-fantasie, erotic, fantasy-world, short-stories, witch-fantasy

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Dec 30, 2009 Amethyst Shadow rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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You can tell by the title of this book that it is one of the Black Jewels books. It actually has 4 short stories that help to understand and/or conclude the Black Jewels Trilogy.

The first story is a short story titled Weaver of Dreams and lets you know how the spider weavers came to be in existence. It's their story and gives some background to a piece of the Black Jewels.

The second story is titled The Prince of Ebon Rih and is the story of how Lucivar met Marian and what they went through in o...more

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Mar 24, 2009 Diamond rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Dark Fantasy and Black Jewel Lovers

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I've always been rather fond of short stories, especially when they tie into and tie up things from worlds I already love. This set of four short stories is no exception. Once again there is that same wonderful mix of darkness and humor that made me fall for the original trilogy. It gave me another glimpse into the minds and lives of characters that I have come to love, and for that alone it is well worth reading.

I had always wondered about Lucivar and Marian's initial meeting, and I was glad to...more

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May 10, 2008 Célia rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Depois das peripécias com este livro, eis que o dou por terminado. "Teias de Sonhos" é composto por 4 histórias independentes e que funcionam como um excelente complemento à Trilogia das Jóias Negras.

Para quem desconhece o contexto, posso dizer que tanto este livro como a trilogia que referi decorrem num mundo especial, onde as mulheres dominam e onde existe uma hierarquia de jóias por cores, em que o poder de cada um é determinado pela cor da sua Jóia de Progenitura. Para além dos territórios "...more

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Jul 16, 2008 Christina rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, anthologies, 2008-reads

I absolutely loooooved this book. Dreams Made Flesh is an anthology of short stories surrounding the Black Jewels Trilogy, focusing on the aftermath and the past, as well as giving a greater insight into the lesser characters.

I must admit, I was most determined to read this book for Kaeleer's Heart, the story of Jaenelle and Daemon. I found their love to be absolutely beautiful in the trilogy and I wanted moremoremore of it. As much as possible.

However, I finished this book with so much more t...more

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About Anne Bishop

Anne Bishop lives in upstate New York where she enjoys gardening, music, and writing dark, romantic stories. She is the author of fourteen novels, including the award-winning Black Jewels Trilogy. Her most recent novel,Twilight’s Dawn, made the New York Times bestsellers list. She is currently working on a new series, which is an urban dark fantasy with a bit of a twist.

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“Is that why you've been pushing me away? Because of how you look? [...] I waited for you my whole life. Yearned for you my whole life. After Tersa told me you were coming, I spent seven hundred years searching for you[....] I never gave a damn what you looked like--tall, short, fat, thin, plain, beautiful, ugly. Why would I care about what you looked like? The flesh was the shell that housed the glory[....] Even if I couldn't be your physical lover, there are other ways to be a lover and I know them all. So don't stand there and tell me how you feel depends on how you look!” — 120 people liked it

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Dreams Made Flesh (The Black Jewels #5)

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