The Garden of God: Book Two in the Blue Lagoon Trilogy - Paperback
The Garden of God: Book Two in the Blue Lagoon Trilogy - Paperback
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by H. De Vere Stacpoole (Author)
First published in 1923, The Garden of God continues Henry De Vere Stacpoole's South Pacific saga, extending the world first introduced in The Blue Lagoon into a broader meditation on inheritance, civilisation, and the pull of memory.
Set against the same luminous island landscapes, the novel shifts its focus to the next generation, tracing the emotional and social consequences of lives shaped in isolation. As characters move between the freedom of the islands and the expectations of structured society, Stacpoole explores the enduring tension between instinct and convention, nature and inheritance.
Less a simple sequel than an expansion of theme, The Garden of God deepens the trilogy's examination of identity and belonging. Its measured pacing and careful descriptive passages reflect the author's continued interest in environment as a shaping force, while the narrative quietly questions what is gained-and what is lost-when innocence gives way to experience. This Wilder Publications edition restores the text in a clear and durable modern format.
