Series: Outlander
by Author Diana Gabaldon
Drums of Autumn (2001)
And so concludes another installment of the madcap adventures of that time-traveling Highlander clan, the Mackenzie-Fraser whatevers. This was the least weird, but most melodramatic of the books so far. It was wacky and I enjoyed it, despite some issues.In 1767, Claire, Jamie and Ian are fresh fr...
Voyager (2001)
When we last saw Claire and Jaime and the gang, Claire had just finished telling her story about Jaime and Scotland to her daughter, Brianna, and a researcher, Roger. They decide to find out what happened to Jaime. Apparently, he did NOT die in the Battle of Culloden...but is he still alive in ...
A Breath of Snow and Ashes (2006)
The first book had me completely absorbed in the little details and fascinating plot, the second book made me angry by the huge jump in time and then made me happy, while the third book continued to hold my interest. The fourth book was a little slow. The fifth book made me wish for all that time...
Outlander (2005)
I gave up on this book because I was sustaining permanent damage from reading it and I was afraid I'd start hitting back. And it's a borrowed copy, so that wouldn't be cool.In fairness, I should say there's a lot of good writing here. I really enjoyed the beginning chapters. They even kind of cra...
Dragonfly in Amber (2001)
Reviewed for THC ReviewsDragonfly in Amber is no ordinary romance novel. In fact, in spite of its romance and paranormal elements, it is far more of a historical novel than anything else in my opinion. This book basks the reader in lush descriptions of 18th century European history, from the poli...
Written in My Own Heart's Blood (2014)
I keep thinking this series should have ended with "A Breath of Snow and Ashes", but I have to say that MOBY (as we fans call this novel) re-ignites the original spark of the Outlander series. There's a lot more history, up close and personal, as we follow the lives of Jamie and Claire Fraser and...