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Review: The Green Pearl (Lyonesse #2)

User Review - Crystal - Goodreads

I didn't like this one as much as the first, but it was still very good. Jack Vance is one of my favorite authors, and I recently scored about 20 of his books (with awesome old cover art) from the ... Read full review

Review: The Green Pearl (Lyonesse #2)

User Review - Brandybuck - Goodreads

The Green Pearl, the second book in Jack Vance's Lyonesse trilogy, is a wonderful continuation to an already phenomenal, magical tale. I greatly enjoyed the first book in the trilogy (Lyonesse ... Read full review

Review: The Green Pearl (Lyonesse #2)

User Review - Edward Hoornaert - Goodreads

About the only negative I can think of about this book is that it suffers from some of the weaknesses inherent in being the middle of a trilogy. Its main purpose is to bridge to the denouement of the ... Read full review

Review: The Green Pearl (Lyonesse #2)

User Review - ML Weaver - Goodreads

Still enjoy this book after the umpteenth reading. There are only about a dozen books that I can read over and over...this is one of them. Read full review

Review: The Green Pearl (Lyonesse #2)

User Review - Bettie - Goodreads

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Review: The Green Pearl (Lyonesse #2)

User Review - Zrinka Jelic - Goodreads

Loved all of the Lyonesse trilogy and this one is not exception. Read full review

Review: The Green Pearl (Lyonesse #2)

User Review - Richard - Goodreads

Glyneth meets Visbume and gets kidnapped and rescued by Kul. Aillas and Tatzel meet again. Tamurello gets subsumed by the green pearl. Read full review

Review: The Green Pearl (Lyonesse #2)

User Review - Aaron Singleton - Goodreads

The sequel to Lyonesse: Suldren's Garden. An absolute gem of a book. Continues the stories of the warring kingdoms and wizards of the Elder Isles. Like most Vance, it has humour, adventure, and ... Read full review

Review: The Green Pearl (Lyonesse #2)

User Review - Stuart Lutzenhiser - Goodreads

I really enjoyed this again. This is mostly about the consolidation of power by the prince and a sorcerer's power surrounding a special green pearl. Read full review