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Grant, K.M. Green Jasper.


GRANT, K.M. Green Jasper. (de Granville Trilogy, Book 2.) Read by Maggie Mash. 8 cds. 9 hrs. Recorded Books. 2005/2006. 1-4193-9470-6. $59.75. Vinyl; plot notes. JS

The second in a trilogy set during the Crusades, sequel to Blood Red Horse, this novel finds brothers Will and Granville older and somewhat battle scarred, both physically and emotionally. Ellie has grown to accept her responsibility to Granville despite her love of Will. The men have experienced war firsthand first·hand  
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Received from the original source: firsthand information.



first
 and Granville has lost an arm. The novel begins with Ellie awaiting her wedding with Granville, which is disturbed by Constable de Scabious scabious

Any of about 100 species of annual and perennial herbaceous plants that make up the genus Scabiosa (family Dipsaceae), native to temperate Eurasia, the Mediterranean, and mountains of eastern Africa.
 and his followers followers

see dairy herd.
. They kidnap Ellie and hold her captive, claiming that King Richard King Richard was the name of three monarchs in English history:
  • Richard I of England
  • Richard II of England
  • Richard III of England
Although there was no King Richard IV of England, this title can sometimes refer to:
 is dead. Will and Granville disagree on how to rescue her--and then Hosanna Hosanna (hōzăn`ə) [Heb.,=save now; Psalm 118], an intensified imperative, a cry, addressed to God, particularly used in the Feast of Tabernacles, when prayers for rain were offered. , the magical horse of the first book, is also kidnapped. While the story is about love, family and loyalty, much of the history and political conflicts of the time are also made clear. The Blood Red Horse and the Green Jasper necklace that Ellie uses as signs of hope during her captivity hold certain magical charm. Listeners may learn something about prejudice, religious animosity and history. Mash returns as the reader and does an excellent job. Nola Theiss, Sanibel, FL

J--Recommended for junior high school students. The contents are of particular interest to young adolescents and their teachers.

S--Recommended for senior high school students.
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