Serpent's Silver
- Published
- 1 January 1988
- Pages
- 320
- ISBN-13
- 9780812502572
- Type
- novel
About this book
Serpent's Silver, published in 1988 at 320 pages, continues Kelvin's quest for Rud's magical artifacts, adding a new threat and piece of the kingdom's political landscape to the story begun in Dragon's Gold.
Key facts about Serpent's Silver
Serpent's Silver is a novel by Piers Anthony and Robert E. Margroff. Readers have had it since 1988. It runs to 320 pages.
Our list holds 1 edition of Serpent's Silver. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780812502572 to find the main one.
Serpent's Silver is book 2 of 5 in the Kelvin of Rud series. The series has 5 published books. However, the series starts with Dragon's Gold (1987).
Additionally, Piers Anthony writes Battle Circle, Of Man and Manta and Jason Striker, plus 11 more series. Those series sit on our science fiction, action thriller and fantasy shelves. Meanwhile, Three Novel Nymphs is the latest published Piers Anthony book on file, from 2025.
About Piers Anthony
Piers Anthony is a prolific British-born American author best known for Xanth, his long-running comic fantasy series built around magical puns and wordplay, which has run to more than forty novels since 1977. See every Piers Anthony book in order.
Its place in Kelvin of Rud
Serpent's Silver is book 2 in the Kelvin of Rud series. It follows Dragon's Gold. It is followed by Chimaera's Copper. See the full Kelvin of Rud reading order.
Kelvin Knight Hackleberry is an ordinary young man on the magical world of Rud who discovers he's destined to fulfill an ancient prophecy tied to a set of powerful magical artifacts — starting with a hoard of enchanted dragon's gold — that draws him into political conflict, sorcery, and a series of escalating quests to unite or save his fractured homeland. Co-written by Piers Anthony and Robert E. Margroff, the series builds a classic coming-of-age fantasy structure: an unassuming protagonist, a chosen-one…
Editions
- edition · unknown publisher · — · ISBN 9780812502572