Outlander (Gabaldon): Drums of Autumn (Series #4) (CD-Audio)

from miyurose

Things have calmed down a *little* bit in the Fraser lives, but this was still a very good book. I like how the story is progressing. My only problem is that I find myself skimming things like Indian folktales ... but that's my problem, not a problem with the book. My eyes always glaze over when ...

from mbmackay

Book 4 of the Outlander series, and I'm still surprised at how much I'm enjoying the books. This one has the all requisite breathless sex scenes aimed at some readership other than me, but continuies to have great writing, a plot to keep the reader engaged, and characters that are larger than lif...

from indygo88

Another year, another book in the Outlander series read. This one, #4, picks up where the last one left off, with Jamie & Claire carving out life in America (North Carolina, specifically) in the mid-18th century. Meanwhile, back in the 20th century, Brianna discovers some disturbing news in an ol...

from Jaguar897

There were parts of this book that I did not really enjoy to the point that I wanted to throw in the towel, but because I've been so invested in the series and I know how DG works I stuck with it. Thank God I did because I really enjoyed it towards the end...enough to give it 5 stars. I didn't re...

from Charlotte1162

I'm absolutely in love with Diana Gabaldon's books and have a very soft spot for Jamie and Claire (feeling as though I almost know them), Gabaldon has a pleasantly surprising way of dragging you completely into her novel and I'll emerge hours later feeling as though I've just lived a whole series...