Science fiction and fantasy
Anne Bishop
Anne Bishop is the romantic fantasy writer who created the worlds of the Black Jewels and the Tir Alainn.
Her work often focuses on feminist themes, and her fantasy environments are highly original and often
fragmented places. Reading Anne Bishop's work is like drinking lashings of tequila whilst taking a long, hot bath: a guilty, yet delicious pleasure. Book Reviews
Belladonna (2007)
The second novel in the Ephemera series focuses on the rogue landscaper Belladonna.  Sebastian (2006) An incubus takes a journey into the darkest corners of his own heart.  Dreams Made Flesh (2005) Men with magical powers and leather pants who live only to serve women? It must be The Black Jewels. The House of Gaian (2003) The conclusion to the Tir Alainn trilogy. Shadows and Light (2002) In the second book in the Tir Alainn trilogy, who will save the witches?  The Pillars of the World (2001) The first book set in the world of the Fae and Tir Alainn. The Invisible Ring (2000) More romantic fantasy from the world of the Black Jewels. Queen of the Darkness (2000) The third episode of the Black Jewels trilogy. Heir to the Shadows (1999) The second episode of the shocking yet romantic Black Jewels trilogy. Daughter of the Blood (1998) The first book in the Black Jewels trilogy. Anne Bishop's major charactersDaemonAppearing first in the Black Jewels trilogy, Daemon simply smoulders. He is a prince with strong magic of his own, but in a world controlled by female witches he is often powerless to help those he cares about. He has a cruel streak when crossed, but is fiercely protective and loyal to loved ones.LucivarA half-breed, and brother to Daemon. Like his brother, he has strong magic and has lived for centuries.JaenelleJaenelle is a human, and although she may one day grow to wield great powers, she is also incredibly vulnerable. Jaenelle is a central character in the Black Jewels trilogy.
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