Lord John Grey The Scottish Prisoner, Book 4, (Paperback)

from justabookreader

I have a soft spot, a very soft spot, for Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series. Jamie and Claire Fraser are among my favorite fictional characters. When I heard the latest John Grey novel would feature Jamie (the character has made appearances in the books but never as a major character), I made the...

from Judith_Starkston

The Scottish Prisoner is Gabaldon's latest book in her extended family of books set in 18th century England/Scotland/Ireland. If you are one of the handful of people who haven't read her bestselling books, I'll give a brief overview so you'll know where this most recent falls in place. Gabaldon s...

from wagner.sarah35

The adventures of Lord John Grey - especially when they include one Jamie Fraser - never fail to delight and I particularly happy to see Jamie prominent in this addition to the Lord John series. In fact, Jamie's past figures largely in this novel, as he encounters connections from his time as a J...

from Bbubbles

Anything written by Diana Gabaldon is golden to me. The Outlander Series is by far my favorite series. Having something akin to the books in that series (including several of the main characters) to read while the next book in the series is being written is like a pacifier to a hungry baby while ...

from fyrefly98

Summary: Lord John finds himself in possession of a packet of materials entrusted to him by one of his men, materials that present a solid case of corruption against one of Lord John's fellow army officers. Amidst the other documents, however, is a fragment of poetry in what appears to be Gaelic ...