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The Penguin Overlord

PostPosted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 10:19 am


The Guardians of Time Trilogy. Really interesting time-travel books. The first book is called The Named. The author is Marianne Curley. So has anyone read it?
PostPosted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 5:16 pm


I've never heard of it. I'll look for it. Have you read the book 'Things Not Seen'? It's a very good book by Andrew Clements. I really enjoyed it.

joy4me8406


The Penguin Overlord

PostPosted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 9:08 pm


joy4me8406
I've never heard of it. I'll look for it. Have you read the book 'Things Not Seen'? It's a very good book by Andrew Clements. I really enjoyed it.

Hmm...I've heard of the author. I'll have to add that to my list of books to look for. THANKS!!! Oh and I'm just finishing up the trilogy right now and it is awesometastic. You should definitely look it up.
PostPosted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 10:14 pm


What is it about?

sensei_ken


glorybaby

PostPosted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 10:38 pm


Yesss....Tell us about the books ^^ I want to know. The only time traveling book I've recently was this one by Madeleine L'Engle. The main girl Meg travels through time and like...lives the lives of people from the past. It was cool 3nodding
PostPosted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 3:15 pm


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Basically it is about a group of people whose job it is to travel back in time to make sure that history plays out how it is supposed to. There is also a prophecy about the final battle and the story builds up to that final battle. There's plenty of action but also lots of romance and mystery. User Image



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Wolfeona The Wise

PostPosted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 7:52 pm


Hey thanks. I have been looking for a good trilogy series has anyone read The Black Jewels trilogy?
PostPosted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 4:50 pm


I haven't heard of that one, what's it about?

Calimouse


Wolfeona The Wise

PostPosted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 5:57 pm


well there by ann bishop, its realy hard to explain but i will try. it is set in this land were these each magical women have a coven the i think five that they belong too the strongest female is the leader or queen and then the rest are her friends and confidants. and then each which has her own male who protects her but they all protect the queen. some queens are bad and they have to enslave there males and some are good and there males just flock to them. its realy weird but realy well written if you go to the book store just ask for books written by ann bishop and read the backs youll see.
PostPosted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 1:38 pm


ann bishop? ill get thast on my library list.^_^

Calimouse


dragonkin991

PostPosted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 6:29 pm


ok so i came here the other night then i went and found The Named and started reading it, it is a very good book so far. so thank you for relaying the info.
PostPosted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 10:09 am


Wolfeona The Wise
Hey thanks. I have been looking for a good trilogy series has anyone read The Black Jewels trilogy?
I own it, although I can't really find my copies right now. There is a follow-up book about Janelle called Dreams made Flesh, which goes into a lot of in-between detail, and is well worth reading.

The authors name is actually spelled Anne Bishop. That helps if you are looking it up online. smile

The first book, called Daughter of the Blood, is about a powerful young girl named Janelle, who is Witch, the physical embodiment of magic. She is a Black Widow Queen, which not only means she is powerful (being a Queen, which equals status) she is also a Black Widow, which is a rare power that only Queen-level females possess. The exception is Daemon SaDiablo, who is a Black Widow Warlord Prince. Anyway a Black Widow can weave what is called a "tangled web" which depending on the intent when it's made can do anything from shards of future events to ensnare the minds of the unwary to healing wounds of the soul and mind.

The basic principle behind this trilogy is a matriarchal society. The Queens rule over everyone. The Warlord Prince is a rank of nearly equal power in the males, but of less rank. A Warlord Prince is a law unto himself, and tangling with one is one of the most dangerous things to do in this universe.

Your power is based on your gender and the color of the Jewel you wear. The Queen is supposed to be the ultimate power. The darker your Jewel, the deeper the reservoir of power you have at your disposal to fuel Craft, or magic. You can do nearly anything with Craft, from "vanishing" objects and "calling" them back to airwalking(walking as if on steps of air) to erecting aural(sound) shields, sight(invisibility) shields, and a physical barrier. Apparently it is also possible to add a lock of power to a door. If you wear a Gray Jewel, then you can Gray-lock a door. Only the next strongest Jewels can unlock it, the Ebon-gray, or the Black.

When you are born you given a jewel in a mysterious ceremony. This is your Birthright Jewel. You can descend(get a darker Jewel) three ranks from your Birthright Jewel. For instance, if you wear Birthright Red, after you make what is called the Offering to the Darkness, you may come out with a Black Jewel, the most powerful. See the first few pages of any of the Black Jewels trilogy for an explanation of the Jewels and a list of the colors and power levels.

This is by far one of my favorite trilogies.

Azrael Fourth


Azrael Fourth

PostPosted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 10:28 am


More information on the Black Jewels trilogy can be found here. BEWARE there are spoilers. Read at your own risk.
PostPosted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 3:37 pm


Ok so i'm about half-way through the trilogy and I love it. It's a really good plot and I just can barely put the book down.

dragonkin991


Wolfeona The Wise

PostPosted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:16 pm


Azrael Fourth
Wolfeona The Wise
Hey thanks. I have been looking for a good trilogy series has anyone read The Black Jewels trilogy?
I own it, although I can't really find my copies right now. There is a follow-up book about Janelle called Dreams made Flesh, which goes into a lot of in-between detail, and is well worth reading.

The authors name is actually spelled Anne Bishop. That helps if you are looking it up online. smile

The first book, called Daughter of the Blood, is about a powerful young girl named Janelle, who is Witch, the physical embodiment of magic. She is a Black Widow Queen, which not only means she is powerful (being a Queen, which equals status) she is also a Black Widow, which is a rare power that only Queen-level females possess. The exception is Daemon SaDiablo, who is a Black Widow Warlord Prince. Anyway a Black Widow can weave what is called a "tangled web" which depending on the intent when it's made can do anything from shards of future events to ensnare the minds of the unwary to healing wounds of the soul and mind.

The basic principle behind this trilogy is a matriarchal society. The Queens rule over everyone. The Warlord Prince is a rank of nearly equal power in the males, but of less rank. A Warlord Prince is a law unto himself, and tangling with one is one of the most dangerous things to do in this universe.

Your power is based on your gender and the color of the Jewel you wear. The Queen is supposed to be the ultimate power. The darker your Jewel, the deeper the reservoir of power you have at your disposal to fuel Craft, or magic. You can do nearly anything with Craft, from "vanishing" objects and "calling" them back to airwalking(walking as if on steps of air) to erecting aural(sound) shields, sight(invisibility) shields, and a physical barrier. Apparently it is also possible to add a lock of power to a door. If you wear a Gray Jewel, then you can Gray-lock a door. Only the next strongest Jewels can unlock it, the Ebon-gray, or the Black.

When you are born you given a jewel in a mysterious ceremony. This is your Birthright Jewel. You can descend(get a darker Jewel) three ranks from your Birthright Jewel. For instance, if you wear Birthright Red, after you make what is called the Offering to the Darkness, you may come out with a Black Jewel, the most powerful. See the first few pages of any of the Black Jewels trilogy for an explanation of the Jewels and a list of the colors and power levels.

This is by far one of my favorite trilogies.



Hey thanks, I suck at telling people what a book is about. And yes, I have all of her books. Though I lent them out a year ago and they have not been returned. I remind the girl just about every day not to forget them next time, but I don’t see her very often. Blah!! That’s the last time I lend out my books. Anyway AnnE Bishop has also written a book called Sebastian, have you read it? Also if you like Anne's books, have you read the books by Diana Pharaoh Francis. They are also well written with a wonderful plot. They are called- Path of Fate, Path of Honor, and Path of Blood.
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